7p10-star wars blockels

My list of 25:

• Create a single level of a game
• Create a character for a game
• Animate a character for a game
• Create art for a game
• Animate art for a game
• Create a background for a game
• Create multiple level game
• Create an interactive story
• Create a game to teach about plot
• Create a game to go with a book
• Create a game to teach about ancient civilizations
• Create a game to teach about a war
• Create a star wars game
• Create games about star wars movies
• Create a game to teach about exploration
• Create a game to teach about colonial America
• Create a game to teach about the pilgrims
• Create a sign for a game
• Create a map for a game
• Make a game based off of a movie
• Have students create a game to teach others about something
• Create a game to teach about a historical figure
• Create a game involving a castle
• Create a maze game
• Create an obstacle coarse game

Using Star Wars Bloxels, I created a world because Mr. Renner made us so we could learn more about it.During this process, I learned that you could change what the different blocks did or represented for our world.I also learned what each block ment in bloxeles

The 7 standards of the class are Empowered Learner, Digital Citizen, Knowledge Constructor, Innovative Designer, Computational Thinker, Creative Communicator, and Global Collaborator. My project ties to digital citizen and computational thinker because first digital citizen because I did not give any personal information. Also computational thinker because I had to think of what I wanted my story to be.

A challenge I overcame on this project was figuring out how to make the chest turn into a key. I was able to do it by Dylan's help and just sort of messing around.Given a chance to do this again, I would change the amount of scenes I would have. The reason why I would change it is because it was really short to play it .

This project connect to careers in maybe making m.