Evidence of completing at least three tutorials from the MakeCode coding support.

The code should be saved (by screenshot or otherwise) for each tutorial, plus the

teacher needs to see the code work in action.

Use programming to turn your player into some sort of superhero!

The player should have at least three capabilities that a normal player cannot achieve, even

with potions.

e.g. super jump power, super strength, ability to teleport (not using tp command), to walk

through a wall, to summon lightning, to turn everything to gold, to summon animals, and

much more..

Agent time!

Your agent needs to be able to perform certain tasks on commands given by you!

The tasks for your agent are:

build a wall of 5x5 bricks

Have your agent collect all the wood from a nearby tree (it must find the tree first)

have your agent heal you when you type HELP!

All of these need to be shown/demonstrated live to your teacher.

Diamond programmers are capable of making drastic changes to a world in just a few clicks.

To show you are a Diamond programmer, create code that transforms your world by changing all

grass blocks to a different block, and randomly adding in a variety of animals throughout the area.

There should be different animals everytime the code is run.

To obtain this badge, you need to be able to use variables and loops in your programming. You can

complete this activity with any one of these challenges:

Have your agent mine straight down to find diamonds or iron. If an agent finds iron or diamond, it

should return to the surface and tell you which one it has found.

Use builder to build a castle wall for a village of your choice. It should surround the village and be

high enough to keep all mobs out.

Farm Help - create code so that the agent harvests and replants a patch of farmland for you, and

then gives you the harvest.

The ultimate defense - Create a home that includes some very important buttons. When clicked, they activate traps and keep you safe in your house.

At this point variables and if statements should come easy to you, and you are ready to create

something a liitle more challenging.

Using code, create a game for a player to take part in. There are some ideas below, but basically

your creativity is your limit.

Ideas:

Create a whack a spider game, where you collect as much string as you can from spiders popping up.

Create an archery game so when you hit three targets you get a point, and then the targets move.

Create a maze game where you have to collect as many items as possible in a certain time limit.

The game should have some scoring system, to try and beat the score or time for a second attempt.