After going through all the skill building exercises, we are finally going to put it all together and create some games! Start with and move on to . From there, move on down to and complete followed by and . Once these are complete, you will end the year with the listed below.

We have learned how to create shape objects and add them to the screen. We've gone over changing their colors and using loops to place them at various locations. Now, let's use those skills to create something of our own creation. Use this time to express yourself and draw something that you really love.

Your creation can be beautiful, interesting, cute, intricate or meaningful. Let's just stay away from boring.

The Guessing Game is a classic programming exercise that challenges a programmer ability to use branches, functions and loops. The game starts off with the program generating a random number between 1 and 10. The player then needs to guess the random number while the algorithm will tell the player if the number is higher or lower.

The essence of computer science is the philosophy of breaking down a problem into smaller manageable components, so take a look at the guide to see how we can divide and conquer "The Guessing Game".

We have learned about the 2nd pillar of computer science, the branch statement. With branches we programmers have the power to create programs that can make decisions. Turn left? Turn right? Let's go straight ahead!

Let's explore this idea further by creating a "Choose Your Own Adventure" style story! Let's put our creative hats and build something interesting.

We've all played the game "Snake" on our TI-82 calculators, and we've started building the application on CodeHS. In this project, we will finish what we started and create a game that more closely resembles the original.

Bingo is a game where balls are spun in a circular cage. One is picked out and the number on the ball is called out. Players mark their scorecards and the first to get a diagonal marked off wins and calls out "Bingo!" to receive a prize. In this project, we will create score cards filled with random numbers.

In this project, we will finish what we started by creating a program that will randomly generate numbers that match up with our bingo sheets. Our programs will show the chosen number and have a list of numbers that have been chosen in the past.

The Guessing Game is a classic programming exercise that challenges a programmer ability to use branches, functions and loops. The game starts off with the program generating a random number between 1 and 10. The player then needs to guess the random number while the algorithm will tell the player if the number is higher or lower.

The essence of computer science is the philosophy of breaking down a problem into smaller manageable components, so take a look at the guide to see how we can divide and conquer "The Guessing Game".

The Guessing Game is a classic programming exercise that challenges a programmer ability to use branches, functions and loops. The game starts off with the program generating a random number between 1 and 10. The player then needs to guess the random number while the algorithm will tell the player if the number is higher or lower.

The essence of computer science is the philosophy of breaking down a problem into smaller manageable components, so take a look at the guide to see how we can divide and conquer "The Guessing Game".

We have mastered the 3 pillars of computer science: variables, branches, and loops. We have gone over timers and mouse events. We have created a few games. Now it's time to use all the skills you have learned thus far and apply them towards a game of your own design.