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.

Ruby's FIXED BROKEN Commenting Blog Game!

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We were learning about how to make a game on Scratch about commenting. We had to re-code the broken game so it made sense.

I found it easy to drag all of the code together because it was already in the chunks I needed.

I found it hard to erase all of the excess background on my Sprite because I kept on rubbing out the Sprite. 

I really enjoyed creating the game and choosing the background because it was easy to find all the patterns.

Next time I need to complete the game that I was supposed to finish in the time I was given.