This activity which have you coding something very close to a "real" video game, as you will learn about "Conditional Loops", "If Then Else" statements and creating variables. You will also be keeping score!
Follow the directions and watch the videos in order. You can choose ANY OF THE FOUR STARTER PROJECTS for your Game.
When finished, use the direct link Google Classroom.
(be sure to test your game before turning it in, let your neighbor try it)
For the project you will only use THREE Add-Ons
1. Spinning Obstacles: Write code to have some of your obstacles continually move to make your maze more challenging
(at least two obstacles should move around in some fashion)
2. Set a Timer
3. Keep "fast time" as the score for the winner - you will need to figure out score keeping for later game design challenges
Link to inside Cloud Maze: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/433205741
For creating spinning obstacles you may have to duplicate a sprite so you have two to move.
In this example I duplicated a cloud to a new Sprite - then applied "Glide To Random Location" - worked pretty well.
Feel free to get creative on your "moving obstacles"
Link to "See Inside" https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/432842783
This sample project has code for the "Fastest Time" variable is you want to see how I set it up.
Here is the link - so you can "look inside" and see the code blocks
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/571202753