Students work on self-directed game projects to apply various computational concepts (e.g., conditionals, operators, etc.).
Game-based activity for students to develop a greater understanding of variables, data and the 'remixing' function on Scratch.
Through these extension activities, students will explore common game mechanics and will further their understanding of conditionals, operators, and data.
Through these programming puzzle activities, students can strengthen their understanding of coding concepts such as conditionals, operators and data while exercising their debugging skills.
Other Game Creation Environments
MakeCode Arcade- more prescriptive than the Scratch materials for game development, there are tutorials demonstrating how to make classic games. Ideally, students will start with the provided code and then modify it to create new takes on the classics.