Roblox Game Share & Code: Learn, Play, and Improve Together!

Absolutely! Here’s the revised version with "game" instead of "project" to make it more engaging for kids:
Class Experience

In this small-group Roblox coding class, students will share their games, give and receive feedback, and learn new coding techniques to make their creations even better. The class is designed to be both instructional and interactive, allowing students to build confidence in their coding skills while having fun learning from a peer.
What Will Be Taught?

Students will explore game design principles, coding techniques in Lua, and problem-solving strategies in Roblox Studio. Each session will include:

    Game Sharing: Each student will present their game and explain their design choices.
    Constructive Feedback: I will guide students in giving and receiving peer feedback in a positive, structured way.
    Live Coding & Debugging: I will demonstrate useful scripting concepts that students can apply directly to their games.
    Hands-on Practice: Students will have time to implement improvements based on feedback and new skills learned.

Class Structure:

    Introduction & Goal-Setting (5 minutes): Students share what they’re working on and any challenges they need help with.
    Game Showcases (20 minutes): Each student presents their game, and we discuss design choices and areas for improvement.
    Live Coding & Teaching (15 minutes): I demonstrate relevant scripting techniques based on students’ needs.
    Implementation & Wrap-Up (5 minutes): Students apply what they’ve learned, ask final questions, and set goals for future work.

Teaching Style & Interaction

My teaching style is supportive, engaging, and flexible to accommodate different learning styles. I use a mix of:

    Live demonstrations in Roblox Studio
    Guided discussions to encourage problem-solving
    Hands-on coding practice with real-time support
    Collaborative learning, allowing students to learn from each other’s experiences

Since this class is limited to two students per session, each learner receives personalized attention while also benefiting from peer interaction.

By the end of each session, students will have new coding skills, actionable feedback, and a clearer path forward in their game development journey.