Mind Foundry Online
Games come in every shape and size. Google Slides is a great place to test simple game ideas and learn about the basics of game design. Google Slides is perfect for collaboration – invite a friend or two to learn alongside you!
A journey to making 1000 games starts at game number 1 – what are you waiting for?
Create a board game using the google slides platform.
Tell the story of your crushing defeats and greatest triumphs. Everyone goes through the lumps and bumps on their way to Rocket League triumph.
Your destiny lies in your own hands. What will your story be?
Make a video chronicling your Rocket League journey.
Check out the mod here: Rocket League Mini Golf
Give it your best shot – Rocket League like you’ve never played it before.
Win a game of Rocket League Mini Golf.
Achieving Rocket League Silver is the first step in your journey to mastery. It might be more challenging than you think!
Are you up for the task?
Learn to move and breathe as a team, and your Silver will soon be a distant memory.
Achieve silver status in competitive 3 vs 3 Rocket League
The first challenge series is focused on encouraging our students to tell their story.
During the session – Ideate hero profile, try an art method, story ideas
Before the next session – Get your kids to do a hero profile
| Outline | Lesson 1A |
|---|---|
| Connect (5) | If you could have any superpower, what would it be and why? Brainstorm: Think back to your best group experience – What makes a great group experience great? Monthly Goal: Publish a comic book together Review Weekly MF Events |
| Think (10-15) | What is a hero? What do we need to make a hero? Group Discussion Submitting an artifact |
| Act (30-40) | Make a hero in paint.net – powers – weaknesses – 2-line origin Show T comic book Make a hero for use in our comic book and bring it to next meeting |
| Outline | Lesson 1B |
|---|---|
| Connect (5) | Share your new hero and use emoticons to encourage your clubmates |
| Coach Review: Team Spirit | |
| Review Weekly MF Events | |
| Think (10-15) | What do we need to write a story? What does a story have? Story Outline Discussion |
| What is your comic book page story? – What problem does your hero have? – How might your hero solve their problem? | |
| Make a comic book panel/page – origin of your hero | |
| Act (30-40) | Making a comic book page with layers |
| Have 1-2 students share their screen and work | |
| Make a full comic page about the origin of your superhero |