Tag: coding

Learn how to code a Whack-a-Mole Game

🐹⏱️ Think you’re fast enough to beat the clock? I built a Whack-a-Mole game in the Trinket IDE using Python. It’s a timed challenge where you have to whack as many moles as possible before the time runs out. It’s simple and fun. Can you set a new high score? Contact me to find out […]

Decrypt, Send, Unlock: Physical Computing Meets Cryptography with micro:bit

🔐 Oh no… my treasure chest is locked! It’s secured with a micro:bit using an encrypted Caesar Cipher (key = 5). I have to decrypt the code using a Caesar cipher wheel and then send the correct code from another micro:bit to unlock it! Watch how physical computing and cryptography come together to reveal what’s […]

Physical Computing: Let’s Build a Treasure Chest

This pirate’s treasure isn’t buried – it’s coded. Watch how to build a cardboard treasure chest and bring it to life with a micro:bit! Physical computing makes imagination tangible with cardboard, circuits, and code. Skills like these map straight to the real world – engineering, robotics, and creative problem solving. Want to learn more? Contact […]

🐢What is Turtle Graphics?

Turtle Graphics is a way to draw pictures and shapes by telling a “turtle” (a little triangle) what to do with code. The turtle can move forward, turn, and draw lines as it moves. This is a fun and visual way to learn programming using Python! Try it out! Create a free account at Trinket.io […]

Space Game – Capture the Stars

Play my Scratch Space Game – catch as many stars as you can without getting hit by the asteroid! It uses event handlers, inputs, variables, functions, parameters, conditionals, and loops. Don’t miss the fun sound effects! Want to learn how I programmed it? Contact me! How to play the game:Cosmos, the Space Dog will ask […]

Learn how to program with Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. It is a capable little device that enables people of all ages to explore computing, and to learn how to program in languages like Scratch and Python. It’s capable of doing everything you’d expect […]