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    This is a collection of worksheets that were created for P4 Games. The worksheets are intended for use with the Scratch programming environment to help in the design of "small videogames". The worksheets provide a set of rectangles in the aspect ratio and proportions of the Scratch stage. Page 1: a large undivided stage Page 2: stage divided into 10 pixel increments Page 3: stage divided into 20 pixel increments Page 4: stage divided into 40 pixel increments Page 5: four small stages, one for each of the screens in a "small videogame" Page 6: three stages with writing prompts for character sketches Page 7: six stages arranged as storyboards Page 8: license [(cc) by-nc-sa] Though they were intended for use with Scratch, they can be useful in other programming environments as well.

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    This is a collection of worksheets that were created for P4 Games. The worksheets are intended for use with the Scratch programming environment to help in the design of "small videogames". The worksheets provide a set of rectangles in the aspect ratio and proportions of the Scratch stage. Page 1: a large undivided stage Page 2: stage divided into 10 pixel increments Page 3: stage divided into 20 pixel increments Page 4: stage divided into 40 pixel increments Page 5: four small stages, one for each of the screens in a "small videogame" Page 6: three stages with writing prompts for character sketches Page 7: six stages arranged as storyboards Page 8: license [(cc) by-nc-sa] Though they were intended for use with Scratch, they can be useful in other programming environments as well.

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    66 views8 pages

    ScratchGrid (Multipage)

    Uploaded by

    Rafael Fajardo
    This is a collection of worksheets that were created for P4 Games. The worksheets are intended for use with the Scratch programming environment to help in the design of "small videogames". The worksheets provide a set of rectangles in the aspect ratio and proportions of the Scratch stage. Page 1: a large undivided stage Page 2: stage divided into 10 pixel increments Page 3: stage divided into 20 pixel increments Page 4: stage divided into 40 pixel increments Page 5: four small stages, one for each of the screens in a "small videogame" Page 6: three stages with writing prompts for character sketches Page 7: six stages arranged as storyboards Page 8: license [(cc) by-nc-sa] Though they were intended for use with Scratch, they can be useful in other programming environments as well.

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    Pixels programming play pedagogy (p4games.

    org)

    Pixels programming play pedagogy (p4games.org)

    Scratch Grid

    10 pixels per unit

    480 pixels wide

    360 pixels high

    origin at center

    Pixels programming play pedagogy (p4games.org)

    Scratch Grid

    20 pixels per unit

    480 pixels wide

    360 pixels high

    origin at center

    Pixels programming play pedagogy (p4games.org)

    Scratch Grid

    40 pixels per unit

    480 pixels wide

    360 pixels high

    origin at center

    Intro + Instruction screen

    Outcome screen (for example: "You win!")

    Play screen (where all the action happens

    Outcome Screen (for example: "you lose!")

    Pixels programming play pedagogy (p4games.org)

    Scratch grid

    suggested minimum screens needed for a complete game

    Sprite for Character or object #____ controlled by: [ ] keyboard [ ] mouse [ ] computer code

    Sprite for Character or object #____ controlled by: [ ] keyboard [ ] mouse [ ] computer code

    Sprite for Character or object #____ controlled by: [ ] keyboard [ ] mouse [ ] computer code

    Pixels programming play pedagogy (p4games.org)

    Scratch Grid

    sketch pad for Sprites, characters, objects, and stories.

    Pixels programming play pedagogy (p4games.org)

    Scratch Grid

    storyboard panels

    ScratchGrid Read Me License These files were created by Rafael Fajardo for Pixels, Programming, Play & Pedagogy (P4 Games), they are distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share-Alike License. You are free to redistribute them as long as you credit P4 Games.org. You are free to modify them and distribute your modifications as long as they are credited and non-commercial, and that your modifications are likewise licensed. (cc) 2008, 2009, 2010, Rafael Fajardo & P4 Games The ScratchGrid worksheets are provided as .pdf The ScratchGrid source files are provided as .ai (Adobe Illustrator) and as .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics) files. The source files are organized such that each worksheet is on a layer within the source file.

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