Augmented Reality

REFLECTION

• Using my ipad,computer and merge cube, I created a 3D story because i thoungth the story i made would be fun to create and showcase and it would be funny.

• During this process, I learned how to use a merge cube and code with the merge cube.

• The 7 standards of the class are Empowered Learner, Digital Citizen, Knowledge Constructor, Innovative Designer, Computational Thinker, Creative Communicator, and Global Collaborator. My project ties to global collaborator because i shared my project with the world.

• A challenge I overcame on this project was doing sides. I was able to do it by figuring out how to zoom .

• Given a chance to do this again, I would change the time i spent not doing it. The reason why I would change it is because i could have added more details and coded better.

• Hastings High School Career and Technical Education Program offers Agriculture, Business Management, Computer Programming, Construction Trades, Culinary Arts, Digital Multimedia, Engineering Design, Finance, Insurance, Marketing.  My project connects to the computer programming CTE program at Hastings High School.  

• My project connects to careers in programming because i have programming an app to do stuff. 

story!

The Great Toe Fungus Mystery

A Six-Part Story Starring Many Feet

Part 1: The Town of Solesville

In the cozy town of Solesville, everyone was a foot.

There was Captain Lefty, a brave hiking foot. There was Daisy Dancefoot, who loved ballet. There was Big Gus, a giant football foot with size-15 confidence. Tiny Tim Toefoot was the smallest foot in town, while Professor Archibald studied all things related to shoes and socks.

Life was peaceful until one morning when Daisy noticed something strange.

“My big toe looks a little yellow,” she said.

Professor Archibald adjusted his tiny spectacles.

“Hmmm. Curious.”

Nobody knew it yet, but Toe Fungus had arrived.

Part 2

Part 2: The Spread

A week later, several feet had unusual symptoms.

Captain Lefty's toenail looked brittle.

Big Gus had a thick, crumbly toenail.

Tiny Tim complained that his toes felt itchy after wearing the same sneakers every day.

Professor Archibald gathered everyone in the town square.

“My fellow feet,” he announced, “we appear to have a fungus problem!”

The crowd gasped.

“A fungus!k?” shouted Big Gus.

“A toe fungus,” corrected the professor.

Several feet fainted right onto their own heels.

Part 3

Part 3: The Investigation

A team of volunteer feet formed the Sole Patrol.

Captain Lefty led the expedition.

The patrol searched locker rooms, gym bags, damp boots, and forgotten laundry baskets.

Eventually they discovered the source.

Behind an old gym sat a mountain of sweaty socks.

The socks hadn't been washed in months.

Living among them was a fuzzy green villain known as Fungo the Fungus.

"Welcome to my moist kingdom!" cackled Fungo.

The feet shuddered.

Moist was his favorite word.

Part 4: Battle of the Toenails

The Sole Patrol confronted Fungo.

Captain Lefty charged forward.

Big Gus kicked over piles of dirty socks.

Daisy leaped gracefully through clouds of fungal spores.

Tiny Tim used a powerful fan to blast fresh air across the gym.

Fungo fought back.

He spread dampness.

He spread odor.

He spread suspicious fuzz.

But the feet refused to surrender.

"We believe in hygiene!" Captain Lefty shouted.

The battle raged all afternoon.

Part 5: The Cure

Professor Archibald arrived carrying an enormous book titled Healthy Feet, Happy Life.

"The answer isn't fighting," he declared. "The answer is prevention!"

The feet cleaned the gym.

They washed every sock.

They dried every shoe.

They let their feet breathe after exercise.

Those with infected toenails received proper treatment and followed the professor's advice.

Without damp places to hide, Fungo grew weaker and weaker.

"No! Not cleanliness!" he cried.

With one final puff of spores, the villain disappeared.

Part 6: The Festival of Fresh Socks

Months later, Solesville was thriving again.

The town celebrated with the Festival of Fresh Socks.

Colorful socks fluttered from every building.

Captain Lefty won the Cleanest Hiking Boot Award.

Daisy performed a magnificent dance.

Big Gus proudly displayed his healthy toenails.

Tiny Tim, once the smallest and shyest foot in town, was named Hero of the Year.

As fireworks sparkled overhead, Professor Archibald smiled.

"The lesson," he said, "is simple. Keep feet clean, keep them dry, and never trust a pile of mysterious socks."

The crowd cheered.

And from that day forward, the many feet of Solesville lived happily, healthily, and fungus-free.

The End. 🦶🦶🦶🦶🦶🦶🦶🦶