Here is one version: https://greece.mrdonn.org/theseus.html

Feel free to send me other links to add to the versions of the story that you read in class.

You will be designing and making your own labyrinth for others to safely escape with some modern twists using Scratch 3.0 and an optional Micro:bit controller.

• You are going to learn creative design techniques to build not only a simple maze, but more complicated design patterns.
• You are going to be introduced to programming blocks to develop levels, movement, and score.
• You are going to learn how to make a joystick using keyboard or Micro:bit

Must Have

• Scratch 3.0 account
• Internet
• Computer/Chromebook/Tablet

Nice To Have

• Micro:bit
• Cardboard
• Conductive Materials

If Only I Had Grant Money

• Arcade joysticks
• Arcade buttons

Option 1: Keyboard and Mouse

• Nothing needed but your device

Option 2: Scratch 3.0 + Micro:bit = Micro:Maze Multi Axis Micro:bit LEGO Controller

• https://youtu.be/31flOYYWbJw
• Feel free to use other materials besides LEGO if you don't have enough pieces.

Here is my sample code Scratch 3.0

• Taco Maze https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/268643454/
• Spinning Spiral of Sanity - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/304109972/

• Can you create your maze from scratch?
• Can you add new levels?
• Can you add Power Ups
• What other obstacles or design challenges can you implement?
• Can you draw a minotaur sprite?

Your Flip Code is i19bovl and here is a direct link to the Grid:

https://flipgrid.com/i19bovl

Also, here is a direct link to this new Topic:

https://flipgrid.com/66f6d38c

• http://www.mazegenerator.net/
  • site to create mazes that can be imported as a background to use as a maze.
• Scratch 3.0 + Micro:bit = Micro:Maze https://wp.me/p4covo-2nv
  • This is my step by step tutorial to create a multi-level platform gamer.