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Introduction to Game Production in Scratch

Contributed by Greg Reid, April 09, 2012
Unit written for Secondary School Computing students. Create a basic Shark chasing Fish game and then use problem solving skills to expand on the original game.
  • Original Author: Greg Reid
  • Education Level: Elementary School, Middle School
  • Content Types: Activity, Tutorial
  • Curricular Areas: Computer Science
  • Keywords: N/A

This unit was created to cover the Scottish, Curriculum for Excellence, Outcome pertaining to Game Production.

I use the unit with students from Primary 7 to Secondary 2 (approximately 10-12 years of age).

Students are taught to create a simple "shark chasing fish" game in the Basic worksheet.  The 7 Intermediate worksheets encourage students to use problem solving skills to expand on the completed basic game ("two players", "adding sound" etc.)

Have fun!

 

Resource Files
Images: 
Needed for Basic Game
Needed for Basic Game
Other Files: 
application/pdf iconBasic Game Production.pdf
application/pdf iconIntermediate Game Production (Adding Speech).pdf
application/pdf iconIntermediate Game Production (Bonus Points).pdf
application/pdf iconIntermediate Game Production (Game Over).pdf
application/pdf iconIntermediate Game Production (More Fish).pdf
application/pdf iconIntermediate Game Production (Setting Difficulty).pdf
application/pdf iconIntermediate Game Production (Sound).pdf
application/pdf iconIntermediate Game Production (Two Players).pdf