Today, I did a task on the Summer Learning Journey, the task was to create a superhero. I used and AI tool called Craiyon to create images for the superhero. I found a few of them were cute, so I chose all of the ones I think are cute.
Their superpowers are all the same, it is to change the bad to good by controlling them. They got that power because they found the gem stone that gives anyone who finds it the dreams of destiny.
What would your superhero be?
I choose a boat to represent summer because you wouldn’t go fishing in winter. You also would prefer to sail under the warm sun rather than in the ice, cold and rainy weather.
I think these names are long and tricky to say. I found it interesting to learn different definition from its name. I also found it interesting to learn different languages from their names.
Kick start
I decided to choose this activity because it looked fun. I tried it with onion and milk.
The onion turned out to be better because when it drys up, you can´t see what I have drawn. But when you cook it, it turns brown without having it burnt and it smells gooooood.
With the milk, you can see the trace where I have drawn on the paper after it drys up. Also it took longer to dry the invisible milk ink and longer to show.
Step it up
Can you find my message what I have written here?
I have done this before but by hand instead of using Google Drawings. Penrose Triangle is also know as Impossible Triangle.
From Wikimedia GIF created by Tomruen
As you can see, when it stops to be a triangle, it seems to be impossible. The truth is there is a jump between the purple and red cubes in the 3rd L(brown).
From the angle you are looking at, it seem for it to be connected to each other. That makes it seem impossible because you cant see the jump between the purple and red cubes in the 3rd L(brown).
I have done this before but by hand instead of using Google Drawings. Pursuit Square is also know as Pursuit Curve. I started off with a square then I duplicated and and moved the square 10% of the distance towards their nearest anticlockwise neighbour at each step, then the first dots I draw will be 16mm from each of the corners.
Have you drawn a Pursuit Square by hand or online before?
I chose to do this activity because I like science
I wanted to try the ¨let it snow!¨ activity 2: step it up. It was about coding a snow globe in Scratch. One interesting fact is that the first snow globe was made from an electric lightbulb.
An interesting fact about snow is that it is frozen water. One snow flake is one crystal.
I used Diamond Harbour for the background because it is my favourite spot.
I found the car park space question tricking me because I thought the pattern was – 10 + 20 – 30 but the answer was upside down.