We have all seen #Maze games like this, some challenging and fun, others Scary and perfect for #Halloween or an old classic: the jump scare.\r<br>\r<br>Well, Im going to show you how you can make your very own Maze games using #Scratch. If you use them for scares or not, thats up to you. In this video you will earn all the basic steps to create a maze game in under ten minutes!\r<br>\r<br>#EdTech #Scratch #Coding #Programming #Code #HOC\r<br>\r<br>Also, check out these fun Scratch Coding Cards I found on Amazon: (Affiliate)\r<br>\r<br>If you are a teacher looking to use ScratchJr. with the Youngest learners, a great place to start is The Official ScratchJr Book which you can find here: (Affiliate)\r<br>-----------\r<br>\r<br>As always if you found this helpful, subscribe today and find us on one of the following websites:\r<br>\r<br>Flipped Classroom Tutorials Blog: .\r<br>Flipped Classroom Tutorials Facebook Page: \r<br>\r<br>Support the creation of these Tutorials on Patreon: \r<br>\r<br>GEG West Bangkok Blog: \r<br>GEG West Bangkok Community: \r<br>\r<br>Looking to create your own videos like this to flip you class?\r<br>I use Techsmith Camtasia and Snagit and love it!\r<br>Get it Here with Educational pricing for Students and Educators(Affiliate Link):
