making the monkey

Article posted January 10, 2008 at 07:43 PM GMT0 • Reads 157

I did not get the chance to follow the tutorial to learn about Scratch.



When we created the Monkey Game in Scratch, I liked the way that we did it because if I got lost (which happened quite a bit) you were able to help me. Plus, going step by step is easy, to me, because you can make sure you didn't miss important parts. I felt successful about the outcome. I'm not very good at making things on the computer, so I was proud of myself for making a game that worked.



In Scratch, I feel like I can make games, play games, and kind of tell stories. You can tell stories by putting in commands and reading a dialog along with it. (maybe you could do that for a project!)



Playing and making games on Scratch are fun and easy. I think others would enjoy doing these things.



I don't wish anything more from Scratch. It's a great program that I couldn't ask more of.

Review-21

Article posted January 17, 2008 at 07:55 PM GMT0 • Reads 106

1. I would let the person live because I can't stand not hearing the end of something, like a story. I always need to know what's going on or how something ends. So, if I was the king I'd allow the story-teller to live.



2. I liked the plot. It kept things interesting. The story-teller was smart to think of that plan.



3. I didn't like the ending very much. Although the story-teller lives and the king dies, which is the "happy ending", it didn't seem like a good ending.



4. I liked the characters. They made the story interesting and they make you want to keep reading. If they were different, they story wouldn't be as good.



5. Some parts could've been more detailed, but overall it was good.



6. I'd say the culture is old English.



7. I wouldn't add anything more. I'd maybe take away some parts that just went way into detail, but that's just my opinion.



8. The ending needs improvement. I didn't like the ending.



9.