Class 3 students enthusiastically participated in the “Tech Stars” Intersection Computer Competition on 23rd February, showcasing their skills in Presentation Making and Scratch Coding. The event provided a wonderful platform for young learners to explore creativity and technology together.

In the Presentation Making category, students displayed excellent design sense and confidence. Their slides included attractive backgrounds, smooth animations, and well-coordinated transitions that enhanced the overall impact of their presentations. The content was well-structured, age-appropriate, and informative. Students selected relevant and meaningful images that perfectly complemented their topics, making each presentation visually engaging and meaningful.

The Scratch Coding segment truly highlighted the students’ technological abilities. The children created interactive games using Scratch, demonstrating strong foundational coding skills. Their coding skills were commendable as they demonstrated logical skills, creativity and problem-solving abilities. They confidently used sprites, backdrops, commands and loops. Many projects included scoring systems, sound effects, animations, and creative storytelling elements. The games reflected logical sequencing, problem-solving skills, and imaginative thinking. Their ability to combine creativity with coding concepts at such a young age was truly commendable.

The “Tech Stars” competition not only strengthened their digital presentation skills but also nurtured their confidence and technological awareness at an early age. The enthusiasm, effort, and technical skills displayed by our young tech enthusiasts make us extremely proud.