Join Leah and Teo as they practice happy and sad facial expressions in the mirror, create leaf faces to tell a story and play with bottle people at the beach. Through the windows, we take a look at surf life saving.
Rookie reporter Yuma Soerianto explains how he learned to code, reveals some of the apps he's developed, introduces the YouTube channel where he teaches coding (Youtube.com/anyonecancode), and discusses why it is a valuable skill to have.
Imagine picking a house at random using Google Maps and writing a letter to the family who lives there, just to say something nice and get to know them. It's a unique project known as Dear Hope Street that connects people from all over the world. The project can help forge some pretty special connections, while also teaching kids how easy it is for people to find your information on the internet.
Gemma explains how she programmed a hatch door to open and close for her guinea pigs, and students explain how coding is used to give instructions to computers.
