micro:Bit

Using the micro:bit, I created my name and a rock papers scissors because I thought it would be a challenging task. During this process, I learned how to use a micro:bit. This learning is important because now I can do more challenging projects with the micro:bit.

The 7 standards of the class are Empowered Learner, Digital Citizen, Knowledge Constructor, Innovative Designer, Computational Thinker, Creative Communicator, and global Collaborator. My project is tied to Empowered Learner because I am learning how to use the micro:bit.

A challenge I overcame in this project was doing this project without anybody's help. I was able to do this by searching up how to use the micro:bit.

Given a chance to do this again, I would change the rock paper scissors to a compass. The reason why is because the rock papers scissors took way too long. This project connect to carriers in the CIA. This is important because I can use stuff like the micro:bit to find wanted people's location.

1) My full name

2) My first and last name.

3) My first and middle name.

4) My middle and last name.

5) My middle name.

6) My last name.

7) friend's name.

8) Classmate's name.

9) Mom's name.

9) Dad's name.

10) One of my brothers' name.

11) One of my Aunts' name.

12) One of my Uncles' name.

13) One of my cousins' name.

14) One of my nieces' name.

15) Rock paper scissors.

16) One of my 7th grade teachers name.

17) My 6th grade teacher's name.

18) My 5th grade teacher's name.

19) My 4th grade teacher's name.

20) My 3rd grade teacher's name.

21) My 2nd grade teacher's name.

22) My 1st grade teacher's name.

23) My kindergarten teacher's name.

24) My Youngs 5 teacher's name.

25) My preschool teacher's name.