Coding Activities by Ahmed Izyan Abdul Razzaq

Voice-Activated Treasure Hunt Adventure

In this activity, students will create a treasure hunt game using speech recognition, where players must speak commands to progress through clues and locations to find the hidden treasure.

AI Emotion & Age Estimator

In this activity, students will create a project that uses the camera to estimate a person’s age and gender based on facial analysis.

Ask Me Anything

In this project, students will use the ChatGPT extension to design an interactive chatbot that can answer questions, engage in conversations, and simulate real-world chat scenarios.

AI Yoga Pose Detector

Students will create a project where AI detects their yoga poses. The player will match their pose to an on-screen example, and the AI will provide feedback on whether the pose is correct.

Smart AI Reader

Students will create an AI project that recognizes printed text from the stage and reads it aloud in different voices.

Red Light, Green Light

In this AI-powered game, students will follow "Go" and "Stop" commands based on the AI's detection of recognition cards.

Self-Driving Car

Create a game where a self-driving car detects obstacles and automatically moves away to avoid collisions, using events and conditional programming.

AI Math Master

In this activity, you will create a math quiz that asks questions(using text-to-speech converters) listens for answers(using speech-to-text converters), and AIverifies if the answer is correct or wrong.

Wikisaurus Adventure

In this activity, students will create an interactive conversation between a dinosaur and the user. The dinosaur will ask the user what they want to learn about and then fetch information from Wikipedia. This activity combines basic interactive programming with Scratch, promoting both coding skills and curiosity about different topics! For example: Enter words like dog, cat, lion, tiger, dinosaur, etc

Feel-o-Meter

A fun project, where conditionals mimic AI to detect if sentences are happy, sad, or neutral, and respond with the matching emotion!

Form

In this activity, create a web form using the <form> tag.

Frame

In this activity, you will add an image to a webpage.