MONKEY SCRACH

Article posted January 7, 2008 at 07:41 PM GMT0 • Reads 181

When I followed the tutorial to learn Scratch I found it to be easy because it made it easier to work the program.



When we created the Monkey game in Scratch, I liked doing it that way because it made it easier for little kids to use it. I felt successful about the outcome because making games makes me feel like I'm an actual game programmer.



When you teach Scratch to the sixth grade you should give one or more ideas because they will be able to use it easier.



List three things you feel you can do in Scratch:

1:make good games.

2:make videos.

3:make other people enjoy themselves.



list two things someone else might enjoy about Scratch:

1:making games

2:Drawing the characters.



List one thing you wish you could do in Scratch:

1:Make better, more complex games to put on the Internet.

Review

Article posted January 28, 2008 at 07:52 PM GMT0 • Reads 585

1. If I was the king (or the aliens) I would let the story teller live to read another one of his/her stories.



2.I thought the plot was very interesting for the 12 year old boy.



3. I thought that the natural conflict was that he had 12 toes.



4. The characters are Individual because the characters are unique.



5. They do help you see, hear, and experience the story because the way the writer wrote is sounds like it was really happening somewhere.



6. The culture the boy lives in sounds like it was a long time ago.

the story tells that the culture is a long time ago because there is poor people and there is "villages".



7. It shows something unique.



8. The story really doesn't need improvement.



9. The story says that the boy with twelve fingers is poor and needs to get away and learn that he doesn't need to worry about what anyone else thinks.



10.It was good because there was no mistakes and it made me feel like I was there.