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Coding was a very fun activity because of the different blocks that we used. I thought coding involved a lot of mathematics because of the angles, shapes, and measurements which was challenging in some steps. I liked how easy it was to use the code by just using the blocks and it taught us a lot of things.

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I thought the coding was fun because it really is easy to understand when you learn the language, but because of this one mistake could ruin everything. The math involved was also quite easy to understand if you learnt what each number meant (like x, y axis and height + width)

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https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-v7Q8TdiEgN8/XAi8Myz8ERI/AAAAAAAAACE/3TIMHB2g0oQy5Joh2a-Lfup0SvY8ZOyCACL0BGAYYCw/h180/download-7.png Typing code was an amazing experience even though the website froze near the end and is still frozen now, so all i could do was take a screenshot from Faith's computer and send it to myself so i had something to upload. Coding includes a lot of maths such as angles, shapes, lines ,etc. But everything must be very exact otherwise the whole thing can get ruined.

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https://studio.code.org/c/728571268
Coding is involves a lot of maths because there are a lot of shapes, lines, angles and measurements that you need to calculate just to draw one shape. However it is very confusing as you must be very accurate so you don't mess it up.

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http://mycode.globaloria.com/kopvaqzw

Coding is an interesting activity with unlimited combinations we can create. Mathematics came in most importantly during the time we had to consider certain coordinations and sizes. It was quite surprising that many factors of coding required you to input specific values though I thought that would be a step that our computers would automatically fill. I personally enjoyed this lesson!

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The lesson today was very useful even though I lost all my progress. It really helped me understand how coding works and how many games work. I found out about all the commands and the x and y things. It was very interesting and it was a very cool way to teach as all of this.

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http://mycode.globaloria.com/kffurijf

I think that this was a very good but the end was frustrating when the tab just stopped working! I also think that this was very educational. The math in it could have been the coordinates or area of the platform.

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It was nice to experience typing code and not just using blocks of code. I liked how easy it was to access the code and change it to be yours. I learnt a lot about variables like width, length, colour, x and y. Sometimes though it was difficult to understand what was wrong with your code if you made a mistake.

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http://mycode.globaloria.com/obgdvbin The coding lessons today helped me a lot to understand coding more and to play with the programs do make games and to change the characters' and the objects' movements. I enjoyed it. I could move the platforms and create platforms with the 'createPlatform' command.

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The initial lessons in the Globaloria game made it easy to understand the code by using the format of a game. There was lots of maths included such as using the x and y axis to place platforms, and you had to figure out the width and length of each of your platforms. I thought the coding we did today was very interesting, educational, and fun. This lesson will also be very useful in the future because JavaScript is widely used.

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https://studio.code.org/c/728046324
The lessons before the final one really helped us to understand the concept of coding, and it definitely benefited us while making the final design. We designed a very long piece of code with circles and floral snowflakes. The top blob of lines are actually mini snowflakes put together. This piece consists of reflectional symmetry and 3 different shapes.

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You will either try 'Coding with Ana and Elsa' or 'Globaloria MakeQuest'

Post your final designs here when completed including a short reflection on what you learnt during the activity.

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Find the share link of your design and add as a link to the padlet post