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#Garbage day game demo play how to#

Start with creating your custom Sprites! Scratch has a lot of great ones, but we can customize our own to make Sprites that don’t currently exist.

Here are the basic steps Eva took to build this game. Make a game where you can use your arrow keys to help pick up falling trash in the ocean! Be careful – avoid sharks and try not to leave too many pieces of trash uncollected! If you touch a shark or miss up to 5 pieces of trash, then it's game over.Įxtra feature: Catch bubbles to get a temporary speed boost! Steps: What should I know or review before doing this project? Scratch basicsįirst time using Scratch? Watch Instructor Maya's intro to using Scratch, if you need some help or review. Time: ~1hr, but this varies by student and how creative you get!

Core concepts: Loops, Variables, Conditionals, Event Listeners.

This project will help you practice customizing in Scratch, creating variables, using loops, writing conditionals, moving along the coordinate plane, and more. Students should be comfortable with basic concepts like event listeners, variables, and loops.

Coding Experience: Experience building projects in Scratch.

If you get stuck or need help, watch Eva's video tutorial or view her solution code below! Who is this for?

#Garbage day game demo play how to#

In this project, Juni instructor Eva will be showing us how to build a project inspired by Earth Day! In this game, the player helps out ocean creatures by swimming around and cleaning up trash.įirst read through the project instructions and steps, to try and figure out how to code this project on your own.