September 26th Gaming Club

Try playing this logic game!

Your goal: turn on all the lights. Click a square to flip the lights on all squares in the same vertical and horizontal line.

http://www.hacker.org/cross/

May 9th Meeting

At this meeting we'll start off using some puzzles and then we will learn to code using Minecraft.  Click on the picture or the link below to get started.

Link: https://code.org/minecraft

March 28th Meeting

At our next meeting, we'll be using our coding brains to break out of the digital box using BreakoutEDU.  Click the picture below to get started.

BreakoutEDU Link

For the last 15 min you can play any game you want!

(Sign in link)

February 28th Meeting

Since our January 31st meeting was cancelled due to the snow day, we'll be doing this on February 28th.

At this meeting we'll be playing the game RoboZZle. You'll need to program solutions to the puzzles to collect all of the stars.

Link: http://www.robozzle.com/beta/

At 2:45, you can continue with RoboZZLe or try this new game:

• Runaway Robot

For the last 15 min you can play any game you want!

(Sign in link) 

December 20th Meeting

At this meeting we'll be again working with Scratch!  We'll be playing and making modifications to the Space Shooter game linked below. Can you modify it to make it better?

Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/134089259/

At 2:45, you can explore any of these gaming/coding options:

• Code Combat
• Sploder
• One of Us

For the last 15 min you can play any game you want!

(Sign in link)

November 29th Meeting

At this meeting we'll be looking at Scratch!  We'll be playing and making modifications to the Hide and Seek game linked below.

Hide and Seek Game

At 2:45, you can explore any of these gaming/coding options:

• Code Combat
• Sploder
• One of Us

For the last 15 min you can play any game you want!

October 18th Meeting

At this meeting we will look at CodeCombat.com to teach the basics of programming through gaming.

We will also have time at the end (15 min) for free play.