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Jumping Game

Jumping Game

Make a jumping game where a character jumps over moving obstacles to score points!

 

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Coding Cards | Jumping Game
Video Tutorial | How to Make a Jumping Game in Scratch (YouTube)
Video Tutorial | How to Make a Jumping Game in Scratch (Wistia)
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Platform
Scratch
Audience
Students and LearnersEducators and Facilitators
Experience Level
Getting Started
Type
Coding CardsVideo
Topic
Games
Language
EnglishDeutschΕλληνικάEspañol (España)Español LatinoamericanoفارسیFrançaisItaliano日本語にほんごPolskiPortuguês BrasileiroРусскийTürkçe繁體中文

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