A quick platform game created using Scratch #compsci

Our S2 students are currently working to a new course schedule which means that they are experiencing Scratch games design and skill building earlier in the session than in previous years. Already I’ve found my classes more motivated to listen to the teacher and make the most of their time in class, rather than the silent apathy that can creep in after they have made their subject choices for S3.

The final skill I’m going to show my S2 classes tomorrow involves creating a simple platform game like the one shown below. If you would like to see the code for use in your own class please click here .

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/embed/14536139/?autostart=false

Ian

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