Simon Made a Painting Program
Yesterday Simon made a painting program using JavaScript in P5. Here he changed the code to make the colours transparent: Changed the code to name the program “Painting … Continue reading Simon Made a Painting Program
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Yesterday Simon made a painting program using JavaScript in P5. Here he changed the code to make the colours transparent: Changed the code to name the program “Painting … Continue reading Simon Made a Painting Program
Two years ago in Amsterdam, Simon (aged 5) was allowed to attend a gifted class for two hours a day. During the breaks he used to play the Agar.io game … Continue reading Agar.io with P5
Simon made a fantastic little game in scratch all by himself which can serve as a fun tool to train little children to use the mouse. You can find it in … Continue reading Cook, little pot, cook!
Simon told me today he invented a new electronics kit that would allow him to “make” any misical instrument he wanted. Outside at the playground he indulged in listing all … Continue reading Simon’s invention idea
Simon has been attending this weekly Scratch club CodeFever since the end of September. At the beginning they suggested placing him in the oldest group, for 12 to 15 year olds, but after … Continue reading CodeFever
Simon likes to compile sequences in bath. This one was so beautiful I asked him to write it down The answer:
This video shows Simon play the Happy Birthday tune on his self-made “water xylophone”. In the following video you can see him actually make the xylophone meticulously checking every tone. … Continue reading Water Xylophone
Simon talks to himself a lot. In English. Since recently Neva has been trying to join him. They get a special kick out of plaing out the tackiest YouTube unwrapping … Continue reading More surprises!
Playing outside also means doing lots of math. Yesterday on the beach Simon played something like nine different games with Grandmom. All those games (which he gave funny Russian names … Continue reading Math is in the air
Simon said he wanted to write a post. What he came up with makes a perfect blueprint of how his brain works. He adds: but what are these triangles and … Continue reading A glimpse into Simon’s head