Play Road Game to understand the game Click on each sprite to understand its script Think about a different place that a sprite would have to get across.

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Play Road Game to understand the game Click on each sprite to understand its script Think about a different place that a sprite would have to get across. Examples: ocean, river, sky, planet, space

1. Click on Stage 2. Click on Backgrounds 3. Click on New background to select another background or the paintbrush to draw your own background. 4. Which ever one you choose, go and delete the Road backdrop with the X

1. Click on Scripts 2. Select the newbackground

1. Click on the Cat 2. Click on Costumes 3. Click on New Sprite to add a different Sprite to go with your new background

1. Create a happy sprite 2. Create a sprite in danger It does not have to be a starfish. It can be any sprite you want.

2. Keep clicking on the sprite to make it a more reasonable size. 1. Click the Shrink sprite button

1. Click on Scripts tab 2. Change the costume settings for each new costume. Example starfish1a starfish1b

1. Click on Car sprite 2. Click on Costumes 3. Paint or choose a new costume

1. Click on Truck sprite 2. Click on Costume 3. Paint or choose a new costume

Resize your sprites to fit - smaller? - bigger?

Add another Sprite and make it move around as another obstacle. Make it move differently than back and forth. You should now have a total of 4 Sprites.

Click on Starfish sprite or whichever Sprite you picked

It if hasn’t changed already alter your script to include your new sprites, e.g. -Truck to Shark - Truck to Octopus

Import or choose new sounds

1. Click on Instructions sprite 2. Click on Costumes 3. Edit the text, if you need to, so that you are able to read the instructions with your new background 4. Find other ways to make your game more fun to play, e.g. if the Shark and Octopus were smaller, is the game easier or harder?

Save the game to your Scratch Project Folder As “yourinitials”game1