HHS Interactive Media: Game Based Coding

For this module you will NOT have to complete all of the levels, however you must be working the entire class period on one or all of these games in order to receive all of the points for this module. Choose from the 3 below.

SCREENSHOT the levels you pass and place in your journal.

1. BLOCKLY
Go to: https://blockly-games.appspot.com/

2. Work through the 7 topics below and take a screen shot of your completion screen at the end of each topic. Place in your Google Drive folder for Blockly, name them with the assignment name (example: Puzzle, Maze, etc.) You may skip around and come back to different ones so you don't get stuck on 1 type of puzzle.

2. CODE COMBAT: https://codecombat.com/play

3. CRUNCHZILLA: Go to: http://www.crunchzilla.com/

Start by clicking on the Code Monster and working your way through the puzzle.

Go slow and take the time to process what they are saying so you understand the programming language. It starts easy but gets very difficult and if you don't take the time to understand the language at the beginning, you will be lost later.

ASSIGNMENTS: Watch the progress bar at the bottom of your screen very carefully....every time it says QUIZ, you must complete the quiz and then take a screenshot of your entire screen to show both the coding AND the picture. Place all of these images in a Google Doc in order. These quizzes are your assignment points so watch carefully so you don't miss one.

Code Maven and Code Monster are very similar (they just try to make it easier for different ability levels). If you feel like you are good with it you are welcome to go onto Gave Maven or Data Maven.

Here are the directions:

How to Play

Code Monster teaches kids and adults a little about Javascript programming!
It's easy to play. Follow the instructions and do what Code Monster says. If you get stuck, just skip to the next lesson. You can always come back to it later!

Click on the Reset button if you really mess up your code and want to start over on a lesson. Click on the Back button to go back to a previous lesson. You can jump to a specific lesson or back to the beginning using the "Lesson Sections" link.

Code Monster saves what lesson you are on, so feel free to stop at any time and come back later. As long as you come back on the same browser on the same machine, you'll get back to your lesson.

Have fun!

2. Keep track of which lesson you ended on when class is over for the day.

3. When you come back the next day it should save where you are at, however if you need to get to a specific lesson you can click on "Lesson Sections" at the bottom and jump to the lesson you ended on.

CODE MONSTER

Getting Started
Parameters and Drawing
Variables
Color
Quiz: Color
Color and Transparency
Operators and Assignment
Quiz: Variables and Operators
More Operators
If and Comparisons
Quiz: Variables and Color
For Loops
Fun with For Loops
Quiz: Write Code Yourself
Lines
Lines and Loops
Coding It Easy
Avoid Repeating Code
Variables Make It Easy Too
Quiz: For Loops
Your Own Functions
More Lines
More Functions
Nested Loops
Fun with Stars
Even More Functions
Fun with Lines
More Fun with Lines
Quiz: Functions
Erasing
Comments
Rotation and Translation
Quiz: Rotation and Translation
A Hard Problem
Recursion
Rotation, Translation, and Recursion
Drawing Your Own Tree
Play with Your Tree
Fun with Ferns
Fractals
Quiz: Challenge Problem
Many Ways to Code
Modulo
Animation
Rotating Movement
Objects
Canvas Object
Using Objects
Lists (Arrays)
Methods on Objects
Velocity and Collisions
Bitwise Operators (And and Or)
Easy with Objects
Circles, Arcs, and Balls
Acceleration, Velocity, and Physics
Collisions and Physics
Mouse Events
Springs and Physics
Quiz: The End: Type at least 4 sentences of reflection of this project thus far.

CODE MAVEN

DATA MAVEN
Data Maven works a bit differently. It asks you questions along the way. Please respond to the question and then screenshot your answer as well as the program's reply. Place each image in a folder within your Crunchzilla folder.

GAME MAVEN