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We started out the day with a fun, drawing activity to get them thinking about how 3D models are broken up into shapes. We then got into TinkerCAD and learned the basic controls and shape properties to start their first design. Today we completed our first design project: Nametags & started another design challenge to build an animal/entity using the egg shape.

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3D design marco created by Marco Evangelista with Tinkercad

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3D design Neat Waasa created by David Maldonado with Tinkercad

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3D design harvey created by Harvey Kwan with Tinkercad

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Learned about coding in Minecraft and how we can get our agent to build us a tower using a chat command. For those with experience with coding, we talked about changing certain paramaters to adjust the size of the tower like the number in the loops or how far forward the agent would move!

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In MCreator, learned how to design their own custom block and adjust different properties including things like visual effects or results after player interactions.

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Warmed up the day to get the creative juices flowing by playing a few rounds of pictionary!

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Today we explored the Lucky Block mod that involves randomization of spawn upon a trigger event: block being broken. The ninjas were able to test out the mod themselves and learn how to code an alternate version of it using Minecraft Education Edition!

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Coordinate Positions & Leap of Faith Game

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Coordinate Positions & Leap of Faith Game

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In the second half of class, we worked on building a mini game that involved the ninjas spawning platforms using relative coordinate positioning. The goal of the game was for the ninjas to try to MLG jump into the platform of water from a really high height, if they missed it - they died! All the ninjas did great in their understanding of this code and play-tested their project multiple times.

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We reviewed using the hole property in TinkerCAD and had design challenges for them to try to recreate to get more practice in. Some ninjas are still building their confidence with the controls and camera rotations!

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3D design Super Blad-Bruticus | Tinkercad

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3D design Super Blad-Bruticus created by Marco Evangelista with Tinkercad

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3D design dk created by David Maldonado with Tinkercad

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3D design Brave Blorr created by Harvey Kwan with Tinkercad

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After practicing more with the hole property and learning about extrusions, their next design challenge was to build a bubble wand that we'll get to test out at the end of the week.

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3D design bubble wand created by Marco Evangelista with Tinkercad

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Started the morning with problem solving in a virtual Minecraft Escape Room! Ninjas had to work together to complete the different puzzle rooms.

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Ninjas got to design their own custom armor visually using pixel art and customize basic properties like damage values, enchantability, toughness, and more!

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Designing armor pieces

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After they finished their armor designs, they learned the basics of armor procedures and we coded our mod so that when our armor is equipped, the player can fly!

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We worked more on relative coordinate positions by building another mini game called TNT Spleef where the goal is to build platforms and players must place TNT blocks to blow up the platform underneath their opponents. We had a chance to playtest this mini game a few times and made adjustments to our code to do things like make the platforms bigger and give the players extra items in the minigame.

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Today we learned about the Smart Duplicate feature in TinkerCAD, which can be something that help them in making repeating patterns or evenly spacing/rotating components in their designs. They had to complete design challenges to practice this feature, then by popular request, created spiral portals out of weird objects!

Their Warm Up Design challenge for the day was to build a custom stamp!

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For the last half of class, they all requested to work on a personal build project so they all were able to finish a personal choice build!

Nate: Creeper
Marco: Tech Parasaur
Harvey: Baymax
David: Among Us Crewmate

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3D design bamaxmodel created by Harvey Kwan with Tinkercad

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3D design eggasaur created by Marco Evangelista with Tinkercad

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3D design david among us created by David Maldonado with Tinkercad

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To review the Smart Duplicate shortcut we learned on the previous day, their challenge was to build and design a birthday cake. To get consistent designs across their cake, the Smart Duplicate feature was very important!

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We touched on the importance of abstraction and being able to break up their designs into parts/shapes. They had the opportunity to decide on their next build independently and asked them to draw an orthographic projection from different viewpoints that must be approved before starting their build in TinkerCAD.

Harvey: Thor's Hammer
Marco: Tanjiro
Nate: Baymax (Creeper Edition)
David: Cuphead

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Working on Marco Polo code

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We ended camp today with an independent coding challenge: Hour of Code - Escape Esate! This experience they got to use their prior knowledge of coding in Minecraft Education from this week and demonstrate all the ways they can utilize computational thinking to solve problems.

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Hour of Code: Escape Estate - Official Minecraft Trailer

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HOC 2022_Coding Solutions in Blocks and Python_REVISED

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Final Day: Free Design & Previous Prints

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Final Day: Free Design & Previous Prints

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Today ninjas had the opportunity to work on their final build for the first half of class and then we tested out their bubble wands & painted any 3D prints they wanted to customize.

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1. Go to tinkercad.com
2. Press "Log In"
3. Press "Students with Class Code" and input Class Code: LRL C8U 3PA
4. Join with nickname. Nickname is firstnamelastinitial, no caps no spaces! (ex: Ayzha Quidit = ayzhaq)

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Marco decided he didn't want to paint or test his bubble wand as he wanted to complete his Tanjiro model!

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In our Cupertino & Sunnyvale centers, we use the Creality Ender 3D printers and have the Ender-6 & 2 Ender-3's.

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Creality New cubic Ender-6 3d printer with higher precision and quick printing speed, printing size of 250*250*400mm, interested in know more details, check here.

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Creality_Slicer-4.8.2 is the new update for all the Creality FDM 3d printers. It is only used on windows.

Creality_Slicer-4.8.2-build-146-win64.exe

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Creality_Slicer-4.8.2-build-67-Darwin is the new update for all the Creality FDM 3d printers. For MAC only.

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Creality slicer-4.8.0 is the new update with the Portuguese language for all the Creality FDM 3d printers. It is only used on windows if you use Mac, please install the Cura software.

Creality_Slicer-4.8.0-build-63-win64.exe

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Creality slicer-4.2 is the new update for all the Creality FDM 3d printers. It is only used on windows if you use Mac, please install the Cura software.

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Creality Slicer 4.2.9 is Specially Designed For CR-6 SE 3D Printer, but it can only be used on windows if you use Mac, please install the Cura software.

Creality Slicer_4.2.9.msi

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Creality Slicer 1.2.3 is adapted on Ender 3 Series, Ender-5 Series, CR-10/ Series, CR-X, CR20, etc. and it can only be used on windows, if you use Mac, please install Cura on their official website.

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Creality_Slicer-4.8.2 is the new update for all the Creality FDM 3d printers. It is only used on windows. Creality_Slicer-4.8.2-build-146-win64.exe Download Creality_Slicer-4.8.2-build-67-Darwin is the new update for all the Creality FDM 3d printers. For MAC only. Creality_Slicer-4.8.2-build-67-Darwin.dmg Download Creality slicer-4.8.0 is the new update with the Portuguese language for all the Creality FDM 3d printers.