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  1. Creating a chase game on Scratch is a fun way to learn about using multiple sprites, if statements, and keeping score. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you create your own chase game.

    Step 1: Set Up Sprites

    1. Open Scratch and create a new project.

    2. Add two sprites: one for the player and one for the chaser.

    Step 2: Player Movement

    1. Select the player sprite.

    2. Add the following code to make the player move with arrow keys:

    when green flag clicked
    forever
    if key "right arrow" pressed?
    change x by 10
    if key "left arrow" pressed?
    change x by -10
    if key "up arrow" pressed?
    change y by 10
    if key "down arrow" pressed?
    change y by -10
    Copied!

    Step 3: Chaser Movement

    1. Select the chaser sprite.

    2. Add the following code to make the chaser follow the player:

    when green flag clicked
    forever
    point towards [player v]
    move 5 steps
    Copied!

    Step 4: Keeping Score

    1. Create a variable called "Score".

    2. Add the following code to increase the score when the player is caught:

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  2. Create a Chasing Game on Scratch - YouTube

    Feb 20, 2020 · This is a very simple instruction for making a chasing game on Scratch. This is a good introduction for using multiple sprites, if statements, and keeping score.

    • Author: Seth Ponder
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  5. SHARE 10 minutes First, gather as a group to introduce the theme and spark ideas. Next, help participants as they make chase games, working at their own pace.

  6. Scratch Programming Tutorial - Chase Game - Coding Deciphered

      1. Move With Arrow Keys. Learn to move a character around on a screen using arrow keys. This …
      2. Cloning. Learn how to clone (create copies of) a character and how to program the clones to …
      3. Interactions and Sound. This Scratch tutorial covers how to control what happens when a …
      4. Keeping Score. Learn how to use a variable to keep score. This Scratch tutorial covers what a …
      5. Add a Timer. Learn how to use a variable to create a timer. This Scratch tutorial covers …
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  11. Choose the backdrop to switch to. block (from the Operators category). Choose a sound. Click the green flag to start the game!

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    The document provides an educator guide for a one-hour workshop to teach participants how to create a chase game using Scratch. It suggests the …