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pog

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AR!!!

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Could focus just to certain commands or conditionals - find them, use them, explain what they make your character do

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Create a face game where student can switch to different eyes, nose, etc.

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Great tool for helping those who are slow to venture out of the step-by-step instructions. Helping them to see they can make it do more ...

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Used this to recreate faces of past presidents.

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I'm thinking kids could demonstrate a simple machine. Doesn't necessarily have to be eyes, right?

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I've had students create avatars/characters that track their mouse moment to help them understand sensor tools. As a next step we connect to Micro Bits and other sensors.

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Depending on year level, I'd ask kids to ensure they added branching or iteration - making sure we're touching on the elements specified in the Curriculum

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Ask the students to create a googley eyes that is exactly the same like how their parents roll their eyes

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I've had students create their own faces and add their name moving and dancing as well.