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Game development with Scratch: Level I
Game Development with Scratch: Level I" introduces students to the basics of game design and development using the Scratch platform. Over the course, students will learn how to animate characters, design interactive environments, and implement game logic. Each lesson builds upon fundamental programming concepts, starting with creating sprites and backgrounds, and then moving into more advanced features like handling user input, adding sound effects, and implementing scoring systems. Throughout the course, students will complete a variety of projects, including classic arcade-style games and original creations. Some projects include designing a maze, animating sprites, and creating games where players dodge obstacles, catch objects, or explore virtual worlds. The lessons are designed to be engaging and interactive, fostering creativity while developing critical problem-solving skills.
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Overview & Highlights

Level
Primary
Grades
grade 4-7
Duration
20 hours
Timeframe
Semester
Prerequisite
Basics Of Scratch
Course Overview
1
Advanced Programming with Conditionals
This course focuses on deepening the understanding of programming by using conditional statements to control the flow of programs, enabling more complex and dynamic game interactions.
2
Cloning and Multiple Sprites
Learn how to use the concept of cloning in Scratch, allowing for the creation of more engaging and challenging games that involve multiple sprites interacting in unique ways.
3
Precision and Coordination in Movement
Advanced blocks, such as the gliding block and coordinate system, are introduced to enable precise control of sprite movement and improve the overall gaming experience.
4
Enhancing Visual and Interactive Effects
Explore the application of graphic effects like color changes, fisheye, and pixelation to enhance the visual appeal of games. Messaging and broadcast blocks are also utilized to coordinate interactions between sprites.
5
Incorporating Variables and Operators
Dive into the use of variables and operators such as greater than, less than, AND, and OR conditions to add depth and complexity to games, making them more dynamic and challenging.
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