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The Project 2 Scratch assignment was an in-depth explanation about how to make a simple game on Scratch. The how to video was made by Kevin Briggs's youtube channel.

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Our Project 3 assignment was an introduction to conditional statements like "if___then___." We put in two different questions about any topic and if the answer was right, it would move to the next question or the winning scene. If the wrong answer was entered, the question would repeat.

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The project 4 challenge was a scratch project where we could choose what "challenges" we could implement into our scratch project. We could put more in to the game for extra credit.

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Our About Me presentation was all about us in our current years, past years, future years, hobbies, and goals.

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This slideshow is an introduction to animation with powerpoint. It shows our name slowly going away and then coming back.

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This powerpoint shows a person putting out a fire. There were lots of different topics to choose from, but this is mine.

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This chart goes along with the Bread Cereal Salt project. It shows how much sodium content is in everyday cereals to inform us on how much is consumed just in our breakfast.

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This project shows a table with the amount of M&M's in 5 different bags. It has the mean, median, mode, and percentage of the bags and it also includes a pie chart and a line chart.

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The Bread Cereal Salt project was a document that showed us the daily amount of sodium should be consumed each day. It also showed what foods it appears most in and how to avoid too much sodium.

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The Maze project was were we made a table in word and took out certain borders to make a maze. The theme I did was memes, but we could choose whatever theme we wanted.

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This project showed the use of cell phones throughout the day and if it is too much. It also has a table of how many car crashes were caused because of cell phones.

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Desmos is a website that substitutes a real graphing calculator. It can also convert things into fractions or decimals. It can also run some games using the calculator.

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A graphing calculator is a calculator that can graph certain points on a graph. It can be used for many different things besides graphing like long equations and long division.

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Binary code is a form of letters and numbers using only the numbers 0 and 1. It is mostly used in coding for games and applications.

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Breakout is a game where you complete certain tasks using only a picture to "breakout" and complete the game. It challenges your resourcefulness and uses binary and math.

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Formal emails are emails that contain appropriate language, formatting, and get right to the point of the email. These emails are sent to teachers, bosses, or other acquaintances to inform or thank them for something.

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Greatest risks are the most dangerous things on the internet that can be potentially harmful to someone in the real world. Some of the greatest risks are posts that comeback to haunt you, cyberbullying, and phishing.

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Organization of files is when you put a number of documents in certain files that fit the file type or name. This includes folders, subfolders, and files.

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Fair use is the amount of a work that someone can use without credit to the creator. It can be a part of a picture or a small segment of music.