Pınar ALTUNCU-Çanakkale Özlem Kayalı İlkokulu

As a class, we played the game on the page with fun. Then we examined the production stages of this game together. We watched the youtube video about the game. Teacher Songul, the first partner of the whales group, realized the first stage of the game and sent it to us. We saved the game by adding the 1st Seaweed (Projectiles) and 2nd Garbage (Enemies) sections and sent the game to our next partner, Teacher Erhan. Two students from the class photographed all the stages of this activity.






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