Community Highlights: August 6 – August 12

Coding for Kids
Last Updated: August 13, 2018 9:00 am
Community Highlights: August 6 – August 12

Community Highlights: August 6 – August 12

Happy Monday! Last week, the Tynker community was hard at work submitting projects to the last week of the Summer Code-A-Thon. Check out some of the amazing projects we saw, and don’t miss our Twitter or blog update either!

Projects of the Week

Famether Boss: Stage 3 by princessellagirly

This user created a fight between a dragon and a character on a magic carpet.

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Rainbow Boss HARD by Brodie

This unique boss fight has a boss that shifts colors and fires lines and shapes at the player. You only get to attack once every several seconds, so the difficulty is very high.

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Boss Fight by E12345E

Defeat the boss and his minions by clicking to fire lasers. Make sure you don’t stay in the center of the screen.

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Tynker by Boring Cut

This user created a project based on the Tynker IDE. Each code block has added text to teach you about what it does.

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UPDATE colour grid 2 by Alecia

This user created a shifting color grid that regenerates every time you click the background.

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Plane dodger by OneEyedGoat

Play as a superhero flying through the sky. Don’t get hit by the airplanes!

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Tweets of the Week

Featured Maker Will was featured on two blogs – ours, and his school’s! Check out this teacher’s tweet about him.

This teacher enjoyed a Tynker webinar!

It looks like the first day of this club went well, thanks to Tynker and Parrot!

Check out this great parent quote we posted!

On the Blog

Sofie and Zunair were our Featured Makers this week! Sofie is a future vet who loves gaming and creating games! Zunair makes hilarious food-centric projects; he sweetly told us, “I’m always happy with what I have!”

We also posted this article about a small school district in East Texas that has implemented Tynker. Kyle Ivey, Instructional Technology Director of the district and author of the blog post, said, “Tynker allows us to provide all students a curriculum to develop and/or hone the skills needed to be successful in 21st century learning“

Keep contributing to the Tynker community! Parents and teachers can connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and the Tynker Community Forum. Kids can start learning to code and creating for free with the Tynker app for iPads or with our FREE Summer Code-A-Thon!

About Tynker

Tynker enables children to learn computer programming in a fun and imaginative way. More than 60 million kids worldwide have started learning to code using Tynker.