I played Maps, and it’s a coding games that involves moving a transportation machine from Point A to B, or A to B to C. I don’t know if the turns and stops include a checkpoint (haha) but anyways… it was easy at first but I’m stuck at a level already. It was easy when it didn’t involve altitudes and what not, I couldn’t get my plane to land at Mount Everest and I’m having a tough time. My screen is limited, I don’t know how I can move my screen to read something, maybe it could’ve helped. I tried working on it off camera but I don’t know how. It’s my first time coding! This was fun until it lasted! I got it going up and past the mountain and I thought it can land but it’s just not landing, it has a coding option of “photograph Everest peak” and I tried zooming in to read the words on the map but it didn’t say anything so I don’t know where Everest peak was. I crashed my plane multiple times and it’s starting to feel real. Just kidding, I’m learning.
Coding is hard, especially as a beginner like me. My screen was limited, however. I just kept going without knowing what the request was. Screenrecording was hard to do with the Canva as well, so I only recorded on my phone. Here’s how it went:

Here’s when it was easy Probably my favorite part, by the way.

When it was moderate, had a few turns.

Then this is where things got hard, I got stuck. Challenging, it’s help activate the mind and have this technological sense of understanding the basics of coding. Personally, I like games like Sudoku, crosswords, and what not. I guess it fits into Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences theory.