Build a fun Scratch version of the popular penny arcade game with Mr. T in this beginner-friendly Scratch lesson. How many varmints can you dispatch before the timer runs out?.
Timestamps:
0:00 - 5:28 Talking About Remix Rooms
5:40 - 1:02:57 Creating & Reviewing Games
1:03:00 Ending Of Stream
Here's a link to a starter file with all the graphics you'll need to build this project:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/483723875/
And here's a link to the finished project:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/483654699/
Also this week, Scratch game reviewer Yahya Nuur takes a look at a classic Mario game that's been one of the earliest and most popular entries in the massive Scratch games catalog. This 2008 title has more than 750,000 views!
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/185346
This is a link to the Student Showcase, where you can share other Scratch projects you'd like Mr. T to show on our weekly broadcast.
https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/26214303/
If you have any suggestions or special requests for the stream, feel free to contact me, Andrew Tomec (Mr. T) at info@chromeworks.ca
Chromeworks on Twitter: @ChromeworksTech
The Chromeworks Discord server (kids, teachers and parents only, please):
https://discord.gg/mvd5yYB
Chromeworks Club is a fun weekly technology and coding show for kids. Every week we explore different aspects of coding in Scratch and learn how to build fun games, stories and projects together. Watch our weekly live stream Saturdays at 10am Eastern and join our growing squad of code-crazy kids.
Hosted by Andrew Tomec, a veteran technology educator who's taught thousands of elementary-age children how to stop being passive consumers of technology and become creators!
Details at chromeworks.ca