Tabla de contenidos para Issue 332 - April 2023 en MiniMag

Let’s hop into this bumper Easter edition! We have everything it takes to fill your Easter days with fun activities, colourful images, fabulous movies and compelling facts to fill even the most clever head! Put on your bunny ears, gobble down a chocolate egg and start reading … We only recently got to know about Artificial Intelligence, and wow, did it blow our minds! The possibilities are endless, we even had some fun experimenting with AI, creating content for this issue. See if you can spot it! Easter is a time for reflection and renewal. Whether you celebrate this holiday for its religious significance or simply as a time to welcome the new season and new beginnings, it is an opportunity to focus on hope, forgiveness and love. Let it…

Here are a few examples: 1. Creative problem-solving: In Super Mario games, players must use problem-solving skills to navigate each level, solve puzzles and defeat enemies. You can improve your critical thinking and problem-solving by playing these games. 2. Enhances hand-eye coordination: These games require players to have quick reflexes and good hand-eye coordination. 3. Boosts creativity: The colourful and imaginative worlds of Super Mario can inspire creativity in kids. By playing these wonderful games, you can use your imagination to create your own stories, characters and worlds. Indeed Super Mario games have inspired countless kids to become game designers and developers. 4. Teaches perseverance and determination: Super Mario games require persistence and determination. You can learn the importance of perseverance and hard work in achieving your goals. 5. Promotes…

Hee-Haw! In the first season of Donkey Hodie, Donkey must wait until all her pals are together to open a present. She uses her imagination to pass the time! Then, Donkey and Panda want to climb Mt. Really High Up. When they don’t reach the top, Grampy encourages them to try again. Plus, Donkey wants to make a surprise breakfast for Grampy, but none of her flapjacks will fly. Maybe she needs help? PBS KIDS April 2023 episodes overview Monday 17 April to Friday 28 April 2023 Weekdays at 16hOO Donkey Hodie dreams big! “Donkey Hodie” a puppet series for children ages 3 to 5, is inspired by the quirky, funny side of Fred Rogers as well as his mission to help kids navigate the frustrations and challenges of childhood.…

Millions upon millions of cells called neurons make up the human brain. Neurons can connect with the cells next to them. When we see or experience something, a connection is made between a group of neurons. When you repeat the experience this connection becomes stronger, almost like drawing over and over the same line with crayons. This creates a pattern in our brain that helps us to remember things like: “Careful, duck! There is that low bar again.” Scientists realised that this is a very effective way to learn and have copied this method to create artificial intelligence. Computer programmes made up of neuron-like mathematical formulas can recognise patterns in large amounts of data similar to the way the human brain does. Such programmes are called artificial neural networks. Instead…

As Verymuch moved down the path that led to Walson Pond, he saw the water ahead of him glittering in the moonlight like a recharged blattery. The beautiful sight did not divert him from his mission. Looking quickly left then right he slid behind a trub to observe the area for a while before revealing the fact that he had arrived. The pond was clear, bright and unruffled. The shadows cast by the trees and clumps of reeds that surrounded it were unusually motionless. The atmosphere was eerily quiet. No neologisms slipped into the writer’s pen and off into the cold, gloomy reaches of the water where the fish and erbs talked incessantly about their parents. Verymuch heard rustling along the westerly path to his right. The figure was too…

Start with easy origami models: Choose simple origami models that are easy to follow and require only a few folds. Use large sheets of paper: You may find it difficult to fold small sheets of paper, so it’s best to use larger sheets that are easier to manipulate. Follow instructions precisely: It’s important to follow instructions meticulously. Be patient: Origami can be challenging, so it’s important to be patient. Don’t give up and keep on trying. Use colourful paper: Using colourful paper can make origami more fun. It can also help you understand the different folds and creases more easily. Practice safety: Make sure to use child-friendly scissors and ask an adult to help when using sharp tools. Have fun: Above all, remember that origami is supposed to be fun!…

Kings of Mulberry Street: Let Love Reign, tells the story of Baboo and Ticky (four years later). Now 12 years old, the boys are firmly best friends and share an unbreakable bond. When Granny Chetty (Ma) is kidnapped by the fallen and disgraced police Commander Veerasamy the boys are forced to play along with his schemes in-order to rescue Ma. Veerasamy demands the boys make amends for his downfall by repaying him for his loss of wealth and status, by pulling a heist on an upmarket, well-known casino where he is now employed as a security guard. But this is too big a feat for two little boys to accomplish on their own, it will take a daring plan and the efforts of the rambunctious Chetty’s uniting with the respectable…

Perhaps you have heard somebody asking their phone where the nearest pizza place is, or when a project is due. Intelligent digital personal assistants like SIRI or Google Now is a type of artificial intelligence and use AI software to come up with answers to questions based on many factors like your calendar, location and previous experience. Grocery stores send shoppers personalised discount coupons based on what they regularly buy and your favourite movie or music site might recommend what else you might enjoy. How is it possible for computers to know what type of cheese you like, who might be a friend and what might make you laugh? All these examples use artificial intelligence software. The software can analyse lots and lots of data, recognise patterns and make suggestions…

That′s right, maths and Easter go hand in hand! Whether you’re counting the number of Easter eggs in your basket, figuring out how to split your treats with your friends, or calculating the number of days until the Easter bunny arrives, maths is all around us during this holiday. So, while you’re enjoying your Easter treats and spending time with your loved ones, Gami has come up with some fun riddles and puzzles to keep your maths skills sharp too! Letter eggs Unscramble the eggs and rewrite the letters below to reveal a message from Gami. Gami was given this set of clues to try and figure out what number A stands for: 1. 100 is larger than A.2. A is larger than 30.3. A is a multiple of 6.4.…

Blattery A box-like structure containing fluid plastic; used to make luminous soles for moon-walking; recharging these causes the plastic to glow a sickly pink-green on hot evenings. Note: Recharging has no practical value whatever. Trub A plant that is something like a shrub and something like a tree. The only distinguishing feature is that it loses its leaves in summer and flourishes during the cold winter months. Neologism This usually means a manufactured word; however, when used in the context of water it denotes an agent of change; one of those cruel creatures who force you to see things the way they really are. Erb No to be confused with a herb – which Americans pronounce “erb”; this is a close relative of the eel who decided against the planet…