Imagine Team Game

We are making this game for kids ages 9-13 because they start to understand more about legal services. I thinks this is a good age group because they get to learn about what is going on in the u.s and then they wonder why their parents get deported.  I want this game to be about immigrants and the problems they face. I also want this game to have information what some legal services that people face here in the United States.Our game is going to be made in Laredo, Texas. Laredo has immigration officers because they are next to the boarder, but there has been immigrants that lived there for years, but have never broken the law. They fear deportations and they only work to put food in the table for their family.The game is going to be a game where you have to make smart decisions where you go too or do.We choose American Gateways to be our organization for our game because some people are not legal to be here in the u.s.

Team Topic

We chose this topic because it was something we were all interested in and we all liked that topic.The only thing we did was chose some web sites about legal services and that's it but the way we chose this web sites was we looked around and found some good web site that we all  liked and decide to chose those web sites.

Organizations

Cancer Connection creates opportunities for Central Texans whose lives are currently impacted by cancer to receive the unique support only survivors can provide. Through peer matching and as clinical partners in local-area hospitals and treatment centers, our survivor volunteers provide psychosocial support and procure tangible resources, all without cost to patients.

American Gateways provides immigration legal services and education to secure justice for new Americans and enrich Central Texas communities. We serve immigrant survivors of domestic violence or human trafficking, immigrants seeking asylum, people who are detained in area immigrant detention facilities, and immigrants seeking to reunify their families and naturalize as citizens.

The mission of All Blind Children of Texas is to be a resource for the optimal physical, mental, emotional, and social development of all blind children of Texas. ABCTX encourages Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVI’s) to create opportunities for their students so that they may experience events and activities that will deepen their knowledge of the world. These programs follow the Expanded Core Curriculum of skills that provide hands-on instruction in specific areas for visually impaired children. ABCTX has funded social and recreational activities, fine arts programs, summer enrichment and camps, cooking and travel programs, parent support and a wide variety of sports activities. ABCTX has awarded nine college scholarships to visually impaired graduating high school seniors. 90% of donated funds support the vision of ABCTX that all blind children in Texas will have a quality life, rich with opportunities that will maximize their potential.

Austin Non Profits

Cancer Connection - creates opportunities for Central Texans whose lives are currently impacted by cancer to receive the unique support only survivors can provide. Through peer matching and as clinical partners in local-area hospitals and treatment centers, our survivor volunteers provide psychosocial support and procure tangible resources, all without cost to patients.
(http://www.ilivehereigivehere.org/non_profits/cancer-connection)

Cancer Support Community Central Texas’ (CSCCT) - objectives are to help people affected by cancer learn to actively cope with their cancer, take responsibility and control of their care, and make desired lifestyle changes to improve their emotional and physical well-being. To achieve these objectives CSCCT’s activities encompass the following five areas: • Support-helping patients and caregivers throughout the cancer journey so no one has to face cancer alone; • Education-programs and workshops to help participants better understand and manage the many facets of the disease; • Healthy Lifestyle-programs that address exercise, nutrition, stress reduction, expressive arts and other mind/body therapies; • Social Activities-opportunities to share and laugh with others; and • Information and Referral-learning to access and navigate available information. The mission of Cancer Support Community Central Texas (CSCCT), is to ensure all people impacted by cancer are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action, and sustained by community.

(http://www.ilivehereigivehere.org/non_profits/cancer-support-community-central-texas)

The Texas Fair Defense Project (TFDP) - is a nonprofit organization based in Austin, Texas that works to improve the fairness of Texas’s criminal courts and ensure that all Texans have access to justice. TFDP focuses on improving the public defense system and challenging policies that create modern-day debtors’ prisons filled with poor people who cannot afford to pay commercial bond fees and post-conviction fines and costs. TFDP defends the rights of indigent criminal defendants through litigation, education, and advocacy.

(http://www.texasfairdefenseproject.org/)

Building A Mini Game

Building a mini game is a difficult thing but it is cool and fun. You learn many things by trying to figure it out yourself. I learned how to put music and other stuff i think this game is my best yet.

Playing To Learn 2

There are many different genres. The game that caught my i was the Algebra Find, i don't know why i just love math. I'm good at it and who doesn't love what there good at. The genre was math and it was good. I dont have questions because it was pretty good to me. I liked the music and the whole math part.

Present Your Hidden Object Game

My game is a hidden object game. It is on a school subject. My game is based on history such as Jamestown. I want people to  learn what wasn't there back then that is usually done or in position now.When you play it you have to find objects that don't belong. Here is a few for example, phone, McDonald's and a iPod.