Have you ever wanted to create your own games and animations? With Scratch, you can do just that! Today, we’re going to learn how to make a fun hide and seek game using Scratch and your favorite characters from “We Bare Bears.”
Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear are three friendly bears who love making new friends. They are also big fans of technology and enjoy using the internet to share their ideas. Now, you can join them on an adventure by creating your own game!
First, choose one of the bears to play with. You can use Scratch to drag the “show” and “hide” blocks into the scripts area. When you click on these blocks, your bear will appear and disappear. Isn’t that cool?
But wait, there’s more! You can use different blocks to tell the bears when to hide and where to pop up on the screen. Create fun hiding spots, like behind a big tree, and add sounds for when you click on a bear. You can even hide a giant burrito in the woods if you want!
Now it’s time to get creative. Try adding different sounds or new characters to your game. You can also add a score block to keep track of how well you’re doing. The possibilities are endless!
Once you’re happy with your game, you can share it with your friends and the Scratch online community. Add a title and instructions, then hit the share button. You can keep improving your project or even remix someone else’s project to make it your own.
So what are you waiting for? Grab Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear, and start creating your own hide and seek game. Who knows, maybe millions of people will want to see your amazing creation!
Create Your Own Hide and Seek Story: Use paper and crayons to draw a scene where Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear are playing hide and seek. Think about where each bear might hide. Is Grizz behind a tree? Is Panda under a rock? Share your drawing with a friend and explain why you chose those hiding spots. This will help you think about how to create hiding spots in your Scratch game.
Sound Detective: Go on a sound hunt around your home or classroom. Listen carefully and write down different sounds you hear, like a door closing or a bird chirping. Then, think about how you could use these sounds in your Scratch game. Could a door sound be used when a bear hides? Could a bird chirp when a bear is found? Try to record or find similar sounds online to use in your game.
Bear Adventure Journal: Imagine you are one of the bears going on an adventure. Write a short story about your day. Where do you go? What do you see? Use this story to inspire new ideas for your Scratch game. Maybe your bear visits a new place or meets a new friend. Share your story with your classmates and see if they have ideas for your game too!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
—
**“We Bare Bears” intro plays**
You can create your own games and animations using Scratch. Hide and seek games are a fun way to start creating. This tutorial will show you how to code a hide and seek game using Scratch and your favorite characters from “We Bare Bears.”
**Grizz:** “Yeah!”
**Panda:** “Yeah!”
**Ice Bear:** “Ice Bear is in.”
**Grizz and Panda:** “Yeah!”
Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear are always looking for ways to make friends.
**Grizz:** “So many friends.”
They are passionate about technology.
**Panda:** “This is my life and soul in rectangular form.”
They love using the internet to express themselves and share their ideas.
**Ice Bear:** “Hashtag Ice Bear for President.”
Now you can express yourself by designing your own hide and seek game with the bears.
**Grizz:** “A-Awesome!”
To get started, choose a bear. Then you can drag the “show” and “hide” blocks into the scripts area. When you click on them, your bear will show and hide.
**Panda:** “That’s amazing!”
But that’s just the beginning. You can use blocks to tell the bears when to hide and where on the screen they’ll show up again. You can create hiding places for the bears, like behind a big tree, and add a sound whenever a bear is clicked.
**Grizz:** “Yeah!”
Now you can really make this game your own. Experiment by adding different sounds or characters. Want to hide a giant burrito in the woods? Go for it! Or add a score block to keep track of how well you’re doing in your new game.
**Bears cheering**
There are many ways to add, create, and express yourself with Scratch. So take Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear and show what you can do.
**Grizz:** “Just watch. Millions of people are gonna wanna see this.”
You can share your project with friends and the Scratch online community. Add a title and instructions, then hit the share button. You can always keep adding to your project or try remixing someone else’s project.
So go ahead and get started.
**Grizz:** “We gotta celebrate!”
—
This version maintains the essence of the original transcript while ensuring clarity and appropriateness.
