You persevered through a challenge today
and made a really fun game
that you and your friends can play.
Computer science is all about making cool things
that you want to share with the world.
Building this game, you learned about contingencies.
You used a lot of nested conditionals
to make everything in the game happen
when it's supposed to.
For example, the hero does the jumping animation
only when it's in the air
and it does it's walking animation
only when it's moving forward.
Try using that word sometime next week.
It's pretty fun to say.
Contingency.
Take a look at how computer scientists at Intel
programmed a lot of contingencies
within the computerized Paint Ball Orchestra.
They used contingencies to create
an amazing unique musical experience.
(electronic melody)
(electronic chimes)
I think that video was pretty cool.
Computer science enables people
to build cool animations and robots.
I hope you had fun today.
Remember, you can come back
and work in Scratch whenever you want.
If you didn't get to the add-ons,
you can log back in at home or at school
and keep working on your game.
Next session, you'll animate the conversation
between two characters.
While you're waiting for your club mates
to finish the wrap-up,
take a moment to write a shout-out.
See you next time!
