Part of the original design was to facilitate Alice being able to move the tubes around. An outer cover might well make the tubes more stable, but would preclude the play aspect.
This is my project, I created it in Scratch. I got the idea from my student’s lesson in Google CS First: Storytelling, which is there is a character that ask user about something & act based on user input. Challenge that I encountered during created project such as choose color, make dialog, & set the story. If I had more time, I’ll add some reaction for the character like move to another position & created expression’s animation. Because I’m a coding instructor for kids, so I implemented these idea based on suggestion. If you wanna try my project, you can click this link:
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wonderful choose-your-own-adventure story project @Jauhar
This is an adventure much more than just animating a name! @Amani
I am trying to create digital images, posters, and tools for the classroom and beyond. I recently started to use Canva so here is one of my projects
Well I think my project is really simple and a lot of teachers did it around the world when we was in a pandemic crise and the schools were closed.
I decide to do online videos trying to explain the school subjects to my students.
It was a very interesting project because every video I made I was thinking about how to make myself more understandable and how can I explain the object in the easier way.
If I have more time I pretend to keep on this project but using another strategies.
@Nelson It’s a great idea! Certainly, you love your students. And this is the most important.
I wish you to create a great online course and not for your students only
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/722571055/
Eu fiz o início de um RPG utilizando o Scratch.
Eu sempre gostei de videogames, especialmente jogos em formato de Role-Playing-Games, então decidi iniciar um no Scratch. Ainda estou desenvolvendo a história.
O mais desafiador foi encontrar os sprites e backdrops que eu gostaria e encontrar a programação correta. Se eu tivesse mais tempo eu faria um jogo de mundo aberto.
Uau! Adorei jogar sua prévia de RPG @grabelomartins muito legal
Wow! Loved playing your RPG preview. very cool
Wow!! a Robo-Dog
Because I like to create my own character and to do animations with them.
so, here is my giraffe + catty from scratch created on Scratchjr
@BraveP Love the colors and giraffe’s expression
Playing with my son (of 6 years old), we built a vehicle with a large trunk to carry many things, and it’s operated like a drone, remotely controlled. It can carry up to 3 passengers.
Love that you created this together @angiemila <3
Hi! I worked on a concept proposal to submit to a Design Festival in Seattle. The theme was “What If…” and my concept attempts to imagine “what if we create serendipity?” … to create joy, beauty and connection.
Love absolutely everything about this @floatingcompass and we’d def love to hear more on how this goes… and wishing you much joy, beauty and connection whatever…
Hi everyone,
I’ve started working on my Week 2 project and wanted to share my progress so far—even though it’s still in the early stages. I used Scratch a few years ago, but I don’t remember much, so I’ve been exploring it again. I tried making a few fun movements and decided to share them here along with my project idea.
Caramelle Project
Overview
This project was born from a warm interaction with my favorite cheese vendor at the local market, a woman named Signora Luisa. After each purchase, she would hand me a small candy. That simple gesture felt full of kindness and affection—like something a grandmother would do—and it has stayed in my heart ever since.
Now, someone else has taken over the shop, but the new owner continues the same sweet tradition. Even though the person has changed, the small, sweet act of kindness remains. I hope to capture and express that feeling through a Scratch project.
@miyako this story and project idea is sooo beautiful
i could feel every sensation of it from your wonderful description of it, and your artwork is amazing!
It’s so cool you’ve started exploring Scratch again to share this lovely memory
This week, I chose to base my project on a cherished memory involving candy
I had planned to express the fondness I feel for the candy I used to receive from Signora Luisa, the local cheese vendor, through a digital project using Scratch (see my April 30 post).
However, when I started using Scratch again after a long time, I became totally absorbed in experimenting with sprite movements. Although my original idea was to express feelings of nostalgia and sweet kindness, I gradually found myself heading in a different direction. I tried to revise it to match the initial theme, but it felt like I was ruining the charm of the cute candy, so I let that idea go.
Following the “Four Ps” of creative learning, I often succeed up to the Passion phase—but then I get stuck. I’m not quite sure how to move from there into Peer engagement. Still, I like how my Scratch project turned out, and I think some of you might enjoy it too, so I’m sharing it here!