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Module 3: Lesson 1:
Module 3: Lesson 1:
Lesson Objectives: In this lesson students will:
Lesson Objectives: In this lesson students will:
Learn how to create a simple video game based on a theme or section of their board game using the Get to the Goal Activity in Doodlematic.
Learn how to create a simple video game based on a theme or section of their board game using the Get to the Goal Activity in Doodlematic.
Steps to creating your game
Login with your teacher account
Rules for creating a game
On Paper:
Markers you will need: black, red, blue, purple, green
Color Meanings
Color Meanings
Step 1: Create your game image using the color rules above.
Step 1: Create your game image using the color rules above.
Important things to note: Use good markers. Crayola or Sharpie’s work best
Important things to note: Use good markers. Crayola or Sharpie’s work best
Don’t draw too close to the edges of the page since things can get cut off when you take a photo.
Don’t draw too close to the edges of the page since things can get cut off when you take a photo.
Make sure all objects in your image don’t have any stray lines. All lines should have clean beginning and ending points.
Make sure all objects in your image don’t have any stray lines. All lines should have clean beginning and ending points.
Step 2: Choose CREATE in the Doodlematic App
Step 2: Choose CREATE in the Doodlematic App
Choose the Get to the Goal activity to create your own freelance game
Choose the Get to the Goal activity to create your own freelance game
The other game options are to create content-based tutorials
The other game options are to create content-based tutorials
Take a good photo of your game image- make sure paper is straight and try to not get the surrounding area in your image photo.
Take a good photo of your game image- make sure paper is straight and try to not get the surrounding area in your image photo.
Doodlematic will save your game in your game room or My Games section
Doodlematic will save your game in your game room or My Games section
Step 3:Test play your game to make sure you can win
Step 3:Test play your game to make sure you can win
If you lose the game use the PowerUps tool to modify (Mod) your game until you
If you lose the game use the PowerUps tool to modify (Mod) your game until you
Achieve a win. Once you win the game it will be published for others to use.
Achieve a win. Once you win the game it will be published for others to use.
Important Power Up tools:
Position- Allows you to Remove items in your game , move or resize items in your game
Movement- allows you to rotate objects, move vertical or horizontal or add bounce to an object
Hazard- lets you add a projectile to come out of an object . Use this to make a game more difficult to avoid barriers.
Other types of games activities you can explore and create with Doodlematic:
Super Slingshot-
Touch to win- good to use for tutorial games
Challenge Activity: Choose a space in your game that will send players to a doodlematic game you create based on your board game theme. A player who lands on the designated space must win your video game in order to move ahead.
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