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Wednesday, 13 January 2016

Design a Victorian room/ Making my flash game based on drag and drop/ Health and Safety Unit 5

Games on Geoffyre Museum Website


The aim of this game was to design your own Victorian room by following the instruction on the right hand side, it gives you options on what designs you want to use for your room. This will be suitable for young children age around 7-10 because it gives clear instructions on what to do and its not too complicated. It has a simple layout to it and kids will find it easy to use, but some kids might find it boring because the start of the game it shows some dull colours which kids would not find attractive.




Making My Flash Game based on the drag and drop.

This is the screen shots from my game. It shows the initial page with the cat muddled up. The second picture shows the cat in a finished position.

Health and Safety Issues while working.


It is important while working in the computer room to follow health and safety rules. Some of these are:

Potential Hazards:

  1. Do not drink in the computer room.
  2. Do not run around the classroom. 
  3. Do not eat in the classroom. 
  4. make sure no wires are hanging out of your computers or pockets.
  5. make sure all bags and coats are under the desk. 


Solutions to the hazards:

  1. Ask the teacher if you can go outside the classroom for a drink. 
  2. Make sure you are walking at all times because there might be chairs hanging out. 
  3. Wait till the teacher dismisses you for your lunch break. 
  4. At the beginning of the lesson make sure all wires such as headphones are in the your pockets or bags
  5. At the beginning of the lesson make sure all bags and coats are under the desk or out of harms way. 



1 comment:

  1. Good to find this posting at last! There were three games that you were to investigate. What other games are on the site and please describe at least another one. Make sure you say what interactive techniques are being used with the games. E.g is there any sound with the games, interactivity like drag and drop etc.? Steve

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