Middle School

I worked on doing a 3d model of a volcano. I also did a simulation of a volcanic eruption with vinegar and baking soda. After i did the expiriment, i found out that it did erupt but barely. 

I created an art piece of someone shooting a bow without arms in the Paralimpics. I Used a technique called paper collage. I created this in art, and is one of my best art pieces. 

In the robotics club, me and another student worked on designing and engineering a fast robot. Our goal was to make the fastest robot we could make and compete with the other robots. 

The question my project is based on is: How do genetic mutations influence human health? I explored how changes in a person’s DNA can lead to health problems like genetic disorders, but also how some mutations can be harmless or even helpful. My goal was to understand the different ways mutations affect the body and how scientists study them to find treatments. (There is a catch: the presentation can only include less than 10 words per slide) 

I worked on an art project that we needed to do a Collage inspired by the Paralympic Games. And we needed to pick a picture and make a collage inspired by it. So one of my favorite sports is basketball, so I researched a photo of someone playing basketball in the Paralympics. And I found one of a woman playing basketball in a wheelchair which I used it for a design.

I focused on the issue of unhealthy eating habits that contribute to large health risks, such as obesity and heart disease. I have been working on how an AI-powered robot can identify healthy foods as opposed to unhealthy foods simply by looking at an image. The intent is to provide a faster and easier method for deciding the healthiness of foods.

Project: Popsicle Stick Lamp

I choose my project about robotics.

Project: Pencil Organizer

I worked on trying to connect cardboard with glue and tools. It was difficult with tools because cardboard was thick.

I wrote a code for 2 bouncing blocks that left colored trails behind them. The blocks had collision physics and changed direction every collision.

I wanted to make a robot that sucked trash in a more efficient and better way in the ocean. I also wanted to make it use less energy so it's cheaper and better.

This solved the problem of the lack of work in the project that my teacher assigned to me and it also solved the problem of me getting a bad grade.

I worked on AI and how I can help it learn new things. Basically I tried to show it different ahnd gestrues and give each of those gestures a certain command that the AI machine had to follow. 

The problem we questioned and worked for this project was the traffic and the security when people are driving here in Paraguay. Also a lot a people arrives late to their job, meetings, school, etc, so we wanted to reduce traffic.

Can we make a model of an Archipelago to show our understanding of what it is?

Does differing heat change the rate of speed at which a chemical reaction occurs when baking?

I was working on a question revolving around the architecture of bridges.

My project is a 3D dog tag. It has 3D letters, in shape of a dog bone. In color white.

I was working on tinkercad. I wanted to build a small theme park with carnaval games

We want to make a app that have the solution for digital harassment  

I worked on the question: “How can I make a parachute that falls slowly and safely?” I wanted to see which design would make the parachute stay in the air the longest

We worked on making a water filter that took dirty contaminated water and turn it into clean drinkable water. This Idea took lots of research and effort to make it portable and electricity-free.

The problem was that we were to be making a completely size accurate model of our Solar System. The complete meaning was that evrything down to the sizes of the planets and their paths that they revolve around the sun.

What architectural elements made the churches of the reductions special and functional?How do you represent these values ​​in a model that integrates designs, structure and symbolism?

What can we learn from the structural and urban design of the Jesuit reductions? How where built and what elements made them functional and dubious? Can we reinterpret them today with digital tools and real materials?

Me and my friend love to work on complicated model rocket, but we had a question. Are the simulations we run, accurate? How is the weather up there when we launch the rockets? So, we decided to find out!

The question and problem that I work on was on how could I create 3D model that could be like and an actual cinemark but much smaller space 

For this project we decided to work with a problem that is quite common nowadays: the difficulty to socialize and make friends.

This project is a weather station that can measure temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind speed, and precipitation.

I made an automatic barn door. It works by using AI to detect faces of animals to know if the door should open or not

I worked on a hotel in Minecraft that focuses on being eco-friendly and planting their own crops.

The probelem was that we needed to improve the btidges . So we worked on it and try many ways.

Our problem was that at our school, we had a long line and the canteen at reccess. Kids would have to form the long lines to buy snacks. Most of the students weren't even able to get to the front of the line before reccess ended and had to return to classes with their time wasted on forming a line.

Our issue was that yeezy foam runner shoes are too expensive and not affordable for the average person. On average, a Yeezy foam runner cost around 100 dollars! And its literally just foam. We wanted to make a more economical version that would be cheaper.

The question that our team worked on was: What would a modern structure look like when combined with a Jesuit structure? After analyzing the question and visiting the Jesuit church, we decided to build our school in Minecraft using some Jesuit structures, materials, and design elements.

In this project, we tested two different chemical reactions to launch small rockets and see which one worked better. First, we used mini M&M tubes with Alka-Seltzer and water. Later, we experimented with a bigger plastic bottle, baking soda, citric acid, and water. We compared the reactions and how high each rocket flew.

We saw that students were bringing The problem we worked on was that the students had to bring many heavy materials in their backpacks and we didnt want students to have back problems or have a problem bringing the items to school because of the heaviness of the materials.

I worked on designing a personalized 3D keychain using Tinkercad. I wanted to create something that shows who I am and can be printed in real life. I also wanted to learn how to design using 3D modeling tools. The goal was to make a keychain that looks cool and has meaning.

Our project is called Ta’aro, which means hope in Guarani. It’s a website we created to connect people who need help with people who want to help. Users can fill out a short form to ask for or offer help, and their responses appear on the site so others can contact them. We wanted to use technology to build a simple and kind tool for our community.

Our project is a simple but fun game where you play as a shark cleaning the ocean. The shark follows your mouse, and every time it touches a piece of trash, you earn 1 point. When you reach 50 points, the game ends and says: “You saved the ocean!” We created this project to combine Scratch coding with an important environmental message.

We learned how to develop photos using different chemicals. It was cool to see how pictures were made before digital cameras. Watching the image appear on the paper was really interesting. The process helped me understand the science behind photography and how light and chemicals work together to create a photo.

Project: Basupor. It is a creative trash bin.

Project: Shoe Organizer

To keep my shoes more organized.

What color is best for my house that I am going to create in tinker cad

For this project, I created my own 3D town using Tinkercad. I designed every building, street, and park from scratch, thinking carefully about how people would live, work, and move around the town. My goal was to build a place that is both fun and functional, where everything is connected and makes sense.

For this project, we built a robotic car using LittleBits and designed a ramp from scratch. We wanted to test how we could use our engineering and problem-solving skills to make the car move smoothly up and down the ramp. We used materials like cardboard, paint, and creativity to bring the whole setup to life.

One of my friends and I decided to do a project that would demonstrate the process of heat and energy and how they are related to each other. To do this, me and my friend chose to build a model of a Solar Updraft tower, which is a tower that generates energy via heat with air.

We created a modern reinterpretation of the jesuit reductions that we have here in Paraguay.

To create the model we decided to use digital tools such as, Minecraft to get the main idea of the model, and Fusion 360 for a more detailed and professional model.

A summary about my project was that I was in STEAM class when we had to do a project using the Hour of Code website which if you don't know is a website for coding games. I made a Flappy Bird game which you can be anything from a spaceship, to a submarine.

This project is basically a plan of a business (Ecohands PY) on how we can cleanup Paraguay, the trash on sidewalks and the stuff on the costanera beach. I would hire artisans to make art out of this trash and sell it. I would use this money to pay the artisans and maybe expand the business to other parts of Asuncion/Paraguay.

I worked on a code in p5js where white confetti particles follow your mouse as they go outwards.

I worked on desighing a pen and pencil holder on fusion 360. Fusion 360 is a program used for 3d modeling.

I made a project based of of the following question: Can I make a song without professional recording equipment?

how to build a community. Me and james constructed a world in minecraft without rules and left its future fully up to our will, in the end we wanted to create rules to preserve things we got attached to.

We worked on cardboard prototype, and productivity tools

i worked on cardboard prototype camera. We took photos of the camera to post it in the assignment.

The problem we decided to address was the fact that there wasn't an app for people with disabilities like deafness. So we decided to create an app for people with hearing impairments. We decided to use Glide to create the app, and that's how Kaba was born.

My question was: What can you do using symmetry in a coding engine? I worked on making a symmetrical drawing that is not only interactive but adaptable. It was a simple creation; using your mouse, you can draw, and your drawing would be copied into every x spot, which can be any amount from 1-1000.