Scratch

You're going to learn how to create your very own game on the computer. To do that, you're going to use a program called Scratch.

First watch this introduction to Scratch.
We're going to start with a simple maze-type game.

Here's one example - play it.

Here's another example Jennifer, a sixth grader at Edgemere, created.

I made video directions to a maze game I created. You may use those directions to help you make your own game. You can also change what I did to make a more exciting, entertaining game.

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Cyber Safety, Changes, Mixtures and Solutions

1. Gaggle Safety Videos

For your username, type in the username you were given, followed by:

@yisd.gaggle.net

Use the password password09

When you're logged in, change your password to your student ID/lunch number

Then click on Cyber Safety Course

2. Reversible and Irreversible Changes

3. Junkyard Analysis

4. Powerlines

PLC Special: Keyboarding and Fractions

1. Dance Mat Typing

2.  Professor Garfield: Fractions

3. Identify Fractions

4. Halves: More or Less

5. Dirt Bike Comparing Fractions

Keyboarding and Place Value

1. Dance Mat Typing

2. What's My Place - Start with Level One and see if you can get to the next Level

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