Lesson 21 Scratch Arcade Series-Pacman*

Create your own PacMan based game in Scratch, complete with ghosts, food and doughnuts for more lives

Dan Hartman

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Completed by 10 learners

60 minutes

per class

Meets once

8-13

year olds

3-6

learners per class

per learner

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Live video chat, recorded and monitored for safety and quality

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Description

Class Experience

Class Experience
Students should have a basic understanding of Scratch.

-Students will learn how to make their own PacMan based game
-Students will learn how to make ghosts move around the maze automatically
-Lose a life when you are caught by a ghost
-Add a life when you eat a doughnut
-Students will know how to add more ghosts, food and doughnuts
-Students should know how to have 2 windows open at a time, or have 2 screens available.
    - One window is for Zoom, the other is where they...

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:Scratch

1 hour per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

- Students must have some prior scratch experience
-Students should know how to have 2 windows open at a time, or have 2 screens available.
    - One window is for Zoom, the other is where they will create their Scratch program
    - A keyboard is necessary for this course
-Please create an account for Scratch prior to class
  - www.scratch.mit.edu
-Please note, class length may vary based upon the number of learners and their knowledge of scratch

- Notice: Please be on time for class. It is not fair for learners that are on-time to have to stop and wait until a late arrival catches up. This can take a fair amount of time depending on the knowledge level of the learner. For this reason, I do not accept late arrivals. If you are late due to technical issues, email me and I will gladly transfer you to another class. I appreciate your understanding

Teacher

Dan Hartman

Technology is my passion

365 total reviews

700 completed classes

About Me

Hi, my name is Dan Hartman. I am currently an elementary and middle school technology teacher(Pk-8). I graduated from Penn State with a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science.  I love teaching, especially technology. It is so rewarding to see the...