Cairo Coder Dojo

 Hey Everyone! Today we made ice crean with out an actual ice cream maker. 4 ingredients: 1) milk 2) vanilla extract 3) cream!  4) sugar Thats it. But you need two plastic bags, a lot of ice, and rock salt. So, six ingredients. 😋 So we put the edible ingredients in a bag then sealed it. Then we took a big bag and put a little bit of ice on the bottom. Then we put salt on top and placed the little bag on top of it all. We then filled the rest of the big bag with ice around and on top of the little bag. Here comes the 7th "tool" in the recipe that I forgot to mention. So wrap the big bag in a towel and........ SHAAAAKE!  For about 15 mins. REASULT: mine did not turn solid. It stayed watery. :-( But EMI's worked. SO LUCKY! But it tasted good. So if you have an idea of Emi's worked and no one else's did. See ya!

⚠️ WARNING: DON'T DO THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT SORE ARMS ⚠️ Just kidding lol 😂 Anyways, today we made ice-cream using only 4 ingredients!! The ingredients are: ☆ Cream  ☆ Full cream Milk  ☆ Vanilla  ☆ Sugar  ☆ Salt ☆ Ice  And that's it!! For prep, you need:  ☆ 2 plastic bags/ziplock bags (you want to have one bigger than other) ☆ towel Now, to actually MAKE the ice cream you put the Cream, Milk, Sugar, and Vanilla in the small bag. In the big bag put the ice and the salt. (Make sure that the bag is CLOSED, you don't want your ice cream to have salt in it!!). Then put the bag in a towel and and shake it for about 10 minutes. AND DONE!! 🍦   Enjoy!! By: Salma Ashraf 

  Today we made ice cream, with out a machine. My arms hurt from shaking the ice cream, and I have an Aerial Silks class later. My arms will be sore later, but it was totally worth it. The recipe said, '...shake the ice cream for only 5 minutes!' It took allot longer, but in the end they tasted really good! 😃 Sadly, only mine solidified correctly, I think I shook mine more. To explain ice creams history, ingredients, and all the other things would take an hour to type.😑😓😖 Soooooo, Im going to borrow Wikipedia's version. Ahem.     Ice cream (derived from earlier cream ice ) [1] is a sweetened frozen food typically eaten as a snack or dessert . It may be made from dairy milk or cream and is flavoured with a sweetener, either sugar or an alternative , and a spice , such as cocoa or vanilla , or with fruit such as strawberries or peaches . It can also be made by whisking a flavored cream base and liquid nitrogen together. Colorings are sometimes added, in add...

 I have always wanted to win a Nobel prize. specifically, the chemistry prize, as chemistry never ceases to fascinate me.  Old Alfred Nobel (1833-1896) had invented dynamite and became a very wealthy man. When he died, I'm sure there were a lot of greedy second removed relatives, and long lost cousins all clamouring for a share. But nooooooo. With his money, he set up the Nobel Prize. There are five. Physics Prize Chemistry Prize (Yay!)  Physiology or Medicine Prize Literature Prize Peace Prize I don't know why there Isn't a math prize, and I may never know. but here you have it: The Noble Prize.

 This sim that I did today is called the gas intro. I don't know really how it really works but I just played around with it.

Hi!  And welcome to Game Day!  💙   Today I went on code.org and I watched a video about pixels. Now, I learned about pixels a pretty long time ago, but for those of you who are new, a pixel is: a smallest addressible element in a raster image, or the smallest addressible element in all points addressible diplay device; so it's the smallest contollable element of a picture represented on the screen.

                                                    💎💎💎💎💎💎💎     I couldn't find any purple gems, so bear with me. Potassium permanganate is a nonorganic purple crystal made from I not know what, cause the Egyptian government doesn't exactly want this info out in the open. It's a common chemical compound, and it's used to treat several skin conditions. But don't eat it! It can cause a build-up of fluid in your lungs and is pretty dangerous. But on the bright side, let's take a look at all the good it does! Infected eczema (gross.) Open and blistering wounds. (even grosser.) Athletes' foot and impetigo. (grossest.) Here is a photo of the potassium permanganate. (thank goodness for spell check.) Thanks for reading! Bye!!

 We have been learning how to type on a keyboard here at gameday! I'm trying to finish typing club this year. Today I saw a lesson that was about J.K. Rowling and I wanted to try it out! By Emi🥰

 Ok, that does sound kinda weird. At Phet Colorado, they have a sim that is all about bunnies! Or rather, bunny populations. They all grow up, have baby bunnies, and die. But you can control the amount and type of food, how many wolves, what color they should be, and so on. But if they have lots of food, and no wolves, they could take over the world!!! Dun dun dun... Evil bunny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have you herd of sugar cookies? Of course you have. Have you herd of tangram Geometric sugar cookie tiles? Probably not. I didn't until my Mom showed us how to make them. These, are perfect BEAUTIFUL cookies that I really want to make. Ours weren't nearly so perfect but they still were really nice. .                               Geometry (from the Ancient Greek : γεωμετρία ; geo- "earth", -metron "measurement") is, with arithmetic , one of the oldest branches of mathematics . It is concerned with properties of space that are related with distance, shape, size, and relative position of figures. [1] A mathematician who works in the field of geometry is called a geometer . Good bye!!   By Emi 💕 P.S This is the tile I made.

 Today we learned how to draw Islamic geometric patterns. These patterns are always found in the mosque 🕌. The most common colours used in these patterns are blue, green, red, and gold. We used a ruler 📏  a pencil ✏  and a compass!! It was so much fun!!

  We are back, and good as ever, with more than a few tales of our travels! This was one craaaaaaazy adventure, filled blue wraiths, (ladies clothed head to toe in black, no eyeholes!) Broken bikes, yucky hotels, and mermaid springs, and most of all, lots of rocks This is a week-long trip to first, 1. Marustaruh 2. Siwa 3. Alexandria At Marsuh Matruh we went to the beach. Then we were off to Siwa!!! the ancient city of Siwa! In the 1920s, this place was mostly destroyed by a 3-day long storm, so the people moved to more modern homes, and rebuilt this place with mud and salt. Literally! Then to my favorite part! The springs!!! We first visited the most beautiful, amazing, incredible spring ever! Iyin ill arayas! If you look closely, you can see a cave-like bottom with sharp rocky spires jutting up from the ground. This place remains me of an underwater cave! The next spring is Cleopatra's springs. legend has it she bathed there herself, and any woman who goes under comes back out mo...

hello everybody!This is Aya. And welcome to gameday! We were tasked to build something  with a purpose out of Legos.   IS THAT HARD TO READ? I THINK IT IS. Okay. here we go. So we were tasked to build a LEGO robot thingy with a purpose. So I made a cool robot that moved it's arms and pick up trash.

so today we maid BANANAAAAAAAAAAA BREADDDDD yaaaaaaaayyyyyyy it was so fun and yummyyyyyyy so we put choclate chips and it was so yummy YAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY❤YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!

Two Weeks ago we celebrated Pi day. Which was a week early but we didn't think we would have game day on the real Pi day,  But we did so we celebrated it again cause why not?   Last week on Pi day we built the number Pie, or at least some of it.   Each number from 1 to 9 had a different color.  There is a website with 100,000 digits  of Pi.   For every digit we put a lego block that matched the color of the code.   It looked something like this, but not as uniform. And here is the website for the Pi digits (It is a LOT of digits) 100,000 Digits of Pi (uiuc.edu)