Kodu Tinkering. Today we are learning about: Kodu & Tinkering ●I can explore Kodu for myself.

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Kodu Tinkering

Today we are learning about: Kodu & Tinkering ●I can explore Kodu for myself

○Can you change how the sprites (Kodu and other robots) move? ○Can you change how many points you score for collecting coins? ○Can you change what happens when a robot touches Kodu? ○Can you change how or when the game ends? Tinkering with Kodu

●Can you create a Kodu world? ●Can you add sprites (Kodu and other objects)? ●Can you make the sprites move? ●Can you make something happen when the sprites touch? ●What else can you make happen in your program? Tinkering with Kodu

Today we are learning about: Kodu & Tinkering ●I can explore Kodu for myself