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Overall, each day's project built upon the previous one, gradually introducing campers to new coding concepts while giving them the freedom to express their creativity through visual and interactive designs!

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During this week at camp, ninjas engaged in a series of fun coding projects using Microbit MakeCode! They started by coding a project related to their favorite food on day one, followed by creating a color monster on day two, a pet pal on day three, a firefly on day four, and finally, they coded their own piano on day five. Each day offered a unique coding experience, allowing campers to explore different concepts and unleash their creativity using Microbit MakeCode.

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On the fourth day, participants had the opportunity to code their own firefly simulation using Microbit MakeCode. This project introduced them to concepts related to circuitry. Campers learned how to program the microbits to simulate the erratic and flickering light pattern of a firefly. They experimented with creating patterns of LED lights that resembled the glowing trail of a firefly in the night sky.

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For the pet pal project, campers delved into coding interactive virtual pets using the Microbit MakeCode. They learned about creating user-controlled interactions, such as making the pet respond to button presses. Participants coded their pets to display emotions or icons on the LED display, effectively simulating a digital pet that responds to their commands. This project provided a fun and engaging way to teach coding logic and conditional statements.

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The second day focused on coding a "color monster." Participants learned how to create visual effects on the microbits. They coded the microbits to display changing patterns that resembled their playful monster. This project built upon the skills they acquired on the first day and introduced them to more complex sequencing.

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On the first day of camp, ninjas embarked on a creative coding journey by using Microbit MakeCode to bring their favorite foods to life. The learned how to program different effects on the microbits' LED display to represent their chosen foods. This project consisted of coding pixel art, animations, and even interactive elements related to their favorite foods. It introduced them to the basics of coding with MakeCode and how to control the microbits' visual output.

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On the final day of camp, participants coded their very own microbit piano. They  learned about sound programming and how to create musical notes using the microbits' built-in speaker. Campers were able to code and compose simple tunes or melodies when each key of the piano was pressed. This project combined their knowledge of visual programming from earlier in the week with the added element of sound, offering a well-rounded experience in coding and creativity.

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