u/Unusual-Nobody-8899

See https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1306951118/ for more information

Details:

The four main arithmetic symbols, +-×÷, and equality character = with variations >< will be included in early elementary math, ​but parentheses will be included in late elementary maths and exponents will not exist as 2^n but rather 2ⁿ

The variable characters xyz can hold any number ​​and hide the number in equations and math problems until someone solves the equation to reveal what number or value the variable has. ​​​​​Also, variable characters can turn small and orange and convert into exponents to multiply a number for n times(where n is the ​​​number or value the orange exponent variable has) ​and they will be included in algebra

​Trigonometry characters sin cos tan have formulas on their letters ​​and right triangle on their faces to show they are used for calculating missing angles and side lengths in ​​trigonometry​

Calculus characters Σ, Π, ∫, dy/dx are often considered what made maths hard even for many people but they simply have a purpose: to help people navigate through the maths of change(delta tracks change while limits often approaches but never reaches a coordinate) ​​

Statistics characters(population mean ​μ is the only statistics character I made) are found in scientific calculators but elementary school textbooks Oo not use them for the sake of simplicity

What do you think about these characters, and do you have any characters that you like or dislike?(explain why you like or dislike them) Also, do you have any ideas for any characters to be added in the future(also explain why you want them to be added and explain what design they could have)​​? ​​​

See https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1306951118/ for more information

Details:

The four main arithmetic symbols, +-×÷, and equality character = with variations >< will be included in early elementary math, ​but parentheses will be included in late elementary maths and exponents will not exist as 2^n but rather 2ⁿ

The variable characters xyz can hold any number ​​and hide the number in equations and math problems until someone solves the equation to reveal what number or value the variable has. ​​​​​Also, variable characters can turn small and orange and convert into exponents to multiply a number for n times(where n is the ​​​number or value the orange exponent variable has) ​and they will be included in algebra

​Trigonometry characters sin cos tan have formulas on their letters ​​and right triangle on their faces to show they are used for calculating missing angles and side lengths in ​​trigonometry​

Calculus characters Σ, Π, ∫, dy/dx are often considered what made maths hard even for many people but they simply have a purpose: to help people navigate through the maths of change

Statistics characters(population mean ​μ is the only statistics character I made) are found in scientific calculators but elementary school textbooks Oo not use them for the sake of simplicity

What do you think about these characters, and do you have any characters that you like or dislike?(explain why you like or dislike them) Also, do you have any ideas for any characters to be added in the future(also explain why you want them to be added and explain what design they could have)​​? ​​​

What should I name this piece of music using beepbox(primarily piano):

My First Song

Also what does the song remind you of​

What should I name this piece of music:

My First Song

Also what does the song remind you of​

Voice acting auditions for https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/

Steps on how to voice act:

1. (if you do not have a scratch account) make a scratch account with your reddit username on scratch.mit.edu
2. Make a project where you try to voice act any of my characters from https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/
3. Upload your voice acting project to my account https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Veesarn223/ and my friend https://scratch.mit.edu/users/EvaPrincess2/ and me will judge your voice acting project ​

Also here are my rules:

⚠️ CRITICAL RULES: ⚠️

Please ONLY choose thar has been taken by someone else​. Do not look at old comments to see what is open

Do not ask for numbers (like "67" or "2763") or letters not listed here.

I cannot choose for you. If you don't pick an open character, I cannot sign you up.

Why you must choose your own character:
Please do not ask me to choose a character for you! I want you to look at the projects, listen to the characters, and pick the one you think you sound the most like. You know your own voice best!

NO TEXT-TO-SPEECH (TTS) ALLOWED
This is a phonics learning series, so all characters must have real, natural human voices. Text-to-speech sounds too robotic and unnatural, which makes it hard for students to learn the correct sounds. Any projects using TTS or AI voices will be rejected immediately.

So reddit users which characters do you want to voice act and why​

Voice acting auditions for https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/

Steps on how to voice act:

1. (if you do not have a scratch account) make a scratch account with your reddit username on scratch.mit.edu
2. Make a project where you try to voice act any of my characters from https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/
3. Upload your voice acting project to my account https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Veesarn223/ and my friend https://scratch.mit.edu/users/EvaPrincess2/ and me will judge your voice acting project ​

Also here are my rules:

⚠️ CRITICAL RULES: ⚠️

Please ONLY choose thar has been taken by someone else​. Do not look at old comments to see what is open

Do not ask for numbers (like "67" or "2763") or letters not listed here.

I cannot choose for you. If you don't pick an open character, I cannot sign you up.

Why you must choose your own character:
Please do not ask me to choose a character for you! I want you to look at the projects, listen to the characters, and pick the one you think you sound the most like. You know your own voice best!

NO TEXT-TO-SPEECH (TTS) ALLOWED
This is a phonics learning series, so all characters must have real, natural human voices. Text-to-speech sounds too robotic and unnatural, which makes it hard for students to learn the correct sounds. Any projects using TTS or AI voices will be rejected immediately.

So reddit users which characters do you want to voice act and why​

Voice acting auditions for https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/

Steps on how to voice act:

1. (if you do not have a scratch account) make a scratch account with your reddit username on scratch.mit.edu
2. Make a project where you try to voice act any of my characters from https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/
3. Upload your voice acting project to my account https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Veesarn223/ and my friend https://scratch.mit.edu/users/EvaPrincess2/ and me will judge your voice acting project ​

Also here are my rules:

⚠️ CRITICAL RULES: ⚠️

Please ONLY choose thar has been taken by someone else​. Do not look at old comments to see what is open

Do not ask for numbers (like "67" or "2763") or letters not listed here.

I cannot choose for you. If you don't pick an open character, I cannot sign you up.

Why you must choose your own character:
Please do not ask me to choose a character for you! I want you to look at the projects, listen to the characters, and pick the one you think you sound the most like. You know your own voice best!

NO TEXT-TO-SPEECH (TTS) ALLOWED
This is a phonics learning series, so all characters must have real, natural human voices. Text-to-speech sounds too robotic and unnatural, which makes it hard for students to learn the correct sounds. Any projects using TTS or AI voices will be rejected immediately.

So reddit users which characters do you want to voice act and why​

Voice acting auditions for https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/

Steps on how to voice act:

1. (if you do not have a scratch account) make a scratch account with your reddit username on scratch.mit.edu
2. Make a project where you try to voice act any of my characters from https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/
3. Upload your voice acting project to my account https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Veesarn223/ and my friend https://scratch.mit.edu/users/EvaPrincess2/ and me will judge your voice acting project ​

Also here are my rules:

⚠️ CRITICAL RULES: ⚠️

Please ONLY choose thar has been taken by someone else​. Do not look at old comments to see what is open

Do not ask for numbers (like "67" or "2763") or letters not listed here.

I cannot choose for you. If you don't pick an open character, I cannot sign you up.

Why you must choose your own character:
Please do not ask me to choose a character for you! I want you to look at the projects, listen to the characters, and pick the one you think you sound the most like. You know your own voice best!

NO TEXT-TO-SPEECH (TTS) ALLOWED
This is a phonics learning series, so all characters must have real, natural human voices. Text-to-speech sounds too robotic and unnatural, which makes it hard for students to learn the correct sounds. Any projects using TTS or AI voices will be rejected immediately.

So reddit users which characters do you want to voice act and why​

Voice acting auditions for https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/

Steps on how to voice act:

1. (if you do not have a scratch account) make a scratch account with your reddit username on scratch.mit.edu
2. Make a project where you try to voice act any of my characters from https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1327547757/
3. Upload your voice acting project to my account https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Veesarn223/ and my friend https://scratch.mit.edu/users/EvaPrincess2/ and me will judge your voice acting project ​

Also here are my rules:

⚠️ CRITICAL RULES: ⚠️

Please ONLY choose thar has been taken by someone else​. Do not look at old comments to see what is open

Do not ask for numbers (like "67" or "2763") or letters not listed here.

I cannot choose for you. If you don't pick an open character, I cannot sign you up.

Why you must choose your own character:
Please do not ask me to choose a character for you! I want you to look at the projects, listen to the characters, and pick the one you think you sound the most like. You know your own voice best!

NO TEXT-TO-SPEECH (TTS) ALLOWED
This is a phonics learning series, so all characters must have real, natural human voices. Text-to-speech sounds too robotic and unnatural, which makes it hard for students to learn the correct sounds. Any projects using TTS or AI voices will be rejected immediately.

So reddit users which characters do you want to voice act and why​