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4B16 - Chick-fil-A Menu - Coding

Applied Technology
Elon Ray

Grade:
4
Teacher:
Zehra Kilcak

In this project, a fourth-grade student created a simple app inspired by the Chick-fil-A app with a focus on food allergens. Using basic coding skills, the student designed screens that show menu items and clearly label common allergens such as dairy, gluten, and nuts. The app helps users make safe food choices by selecting items based on their dietary needs. This project helped the student practice sequencing, conditional logic, and problem-solving while learning how coding can be used to support health and safety in real life.


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2 thoughts on “4B16 – Chick-fil-A Menu – Coding

  1. You did a really strong job thinking like an engineer your app has a clear purpose, you tested it, you asked for feedback, and you even added features that help people (like allergy options). Keep going! Next time, add a few simple “testing numbers” (like how many people tried it or how many seconds it saved), and your project will be even more powerful.

  2. Great job creating an app that helps people make safer food choices. The idea of adding allergy options is thoughtful because it helps users quickly see what foods fit their dietary needs. In the future, you could make the project even stronger by including more features such as search or filters for different allergens. Overall, this is a creative and meaningful project that shows strong effort and a great introduction to coding and app design.

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