Scratch and Minecraft Electives
Scratch Programming
This semester we used the Scratch program to learn how to create different types of games. Here are some of the games that the students made. Some are works in progress and some are original games. Try them out and have fun playing.
Guess My Number
by Alasdair Young
Instructions
Guess a number between 1 and 100.
You have 6 chances!
Can YOU guess the number!!
Target Shooting Game
Original game by Joe Fleres
Instructions
Press the green flag to start
Press the Spacebar to shoot
Targets will speed up as you shoot them
Can you get the High Score?
There is a ending but is very hard to achieve
Catch the Candy
by Spencer Washburn
Instructions
Press the green flag to start
Use your mouse to catch the candy.
Can you get the High Score?
This game has sound.
Monkey Launcher
by Cooper Washburn
Instructions
The object of the game is to get the monkey to his friends without getting hit by the stones (which add one every time you make it ).
Press the green arrow to start.
Use the spacebar to move the monkey forward.
(This is a work in progress. )
Hide the (Burnt) Turkey
by Cooper AY
Instructions
You have 5 black circles to cover the yellow circle and "Hide the Turkey".
You click with your mouse and try to cover the whole turkey.
This game has sound.
WARNING: This game can be addictive.
Hide the Turkey
by Oliver Garrett
Instructions
You have 5 black circles to cover the yellow circle and "Hide the Turkey".
You click with your mouse and try to cover the whole turkey.
This game has sound.
WARNING: This game can be addictive.
Minecraft Creations
We had a Minecraft Challenges elective class this semester. Every week the students truly amazed me with their creativity and their building. Their ability to think and create in a 3D setting is unlimited and their cooperation with each can be seen. I would like to thank them for teaching me about Minecraft and teleporting me to the correct location when I would wander too far. I also would like to apologize to them for any holes that I placed in their buildings.
A HUGE Thank You to FU-Xin Wilson-Rupprecht for taking all of these pictures for me and making them available to the students.
The pictures will automatically play or you can scroll through them putting your cursor over the pictures and using the arrows.