Ruby´s Amazing Magic Video! (But the blue bit is real!)

Do you, the reader, believe in magic? 

Well, I hope that this video convinces you that it is real because I have 2 tricks that I will TRY to make you believe! 

What are the VIDEO SKILLS you are learning to use at the moment?   

I am learning to try and make the transitions between each video smoother so that it looks good. Also, I am trying to be a bit more creative with my backgrounds. 

Do you have any TIPS for other learners? 

A tip for other learners is DON´T try any premium backgrounds unless you have upgraded. Because If you do, you will have to muck around trying to find the premium bit of video, and you won´t have as much time.

What are your next steps for your video? 

My next steps for my videos are to add more detail and words to improve it. I also need to change the background to make the video pop out. I also need to learn more about how to import because it is a bit confusing.

What feedback do you want about your video? 

I want feedback on how I did the tricks, because there was a bit of a glitch at the end of the video where it turns black. Please tell me if that does happen.

Pip and Cherry's Caring For Our Devices Teaching Game! (That Ruby made)

Our class was learning about how to create a game on Scratch and the topic was about devices. This is my second time creating a game on Scratch. My topic was about how to care for a device. It is about a cat called Pip teaching a dragon called Cherry all about how to care for the devices.

 It was really easy for a while because all of the code that I needed was in the clolums on the left side of the screen. But then it turned a bit difficult because I couldn't flip Cherry's position. But I worked it out in the end luckily. But I still have to complete the whole game and add questions but I am still proud of the work I have completed so far! 

The main skills for creating this game was trying to place all of the code in the correct positions. I was stuck for a while on trying to fit the code in the right places, but I eventually figured it out. The game became easier to create once I knew the order I wanted the code in. It is not completed yet, so I am going to continue on my game. Also, I haven't chosen a background yet because when I do, my code disappears! Sorry about that.