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This microworld permits the student to play with combinations and arrangements of four ice cream flavors (colors) to two ball icecreams. User makes an icecream with the spoon. The spoon is dragable with a single clik on it. In order to empty the spoon just feed the cat. Cliking on the camera takes a photo of the icecream. Students could: 1. produce all the possible photos 2. produce all the possible ice creams 3. play with the prices (e.g. what icecream can we buy with 5 Euros etc) The prices of the icecreams are changing with click. User can erase photos in reverse order clicing the delete button that appears when at least one photo is visible. Have a good time and be carefull not to explode the cat! :-)
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I like your flavor Scratchie... :-)
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Me remixed it!
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I had Paddle2See's problem to.
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Thank you Paddle2see! There are some problems that must be improved but it is possible to use this scratch even in this state. I am interesteded in learning mathematics and science using technology in general. The strong interest for probability is due to the participation in a mathematics education project for young children. I will put these projects in mathematics galleries after some debugging. This comments sharing facility is fantastic so in the gallery I hope to get and give a lot! Thanks again.
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Wow, there is a lot going on here! Very ambitious! I found a problem when I was trying to put ice cream on the cone, the spoon got "stuck" putting the second ball of ice cream in. The ball of ice cream already on the cone kept flipping back and forth on the cone but I could not get the ice cream to leave the spoon. Needs a little work I think! You have the most amazing probability/combinations projects. It must be a strong interest of yours.
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