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What do you think about the game?

What did you see in the game?

What you had learn about the game?

What is complicate in the game?

How to make the game better?

How the game affect you when you playing?

What the missing in the game?

How to make the game easier or harder?

What other idea for this game?

What type of age can play this game?

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1. Did you enjoy the game?
2. Did you find the game easy or hard?
3.  Did you improve from these questions?
4. Would you continue playing?
5. Were my instructions clear and easy to understand?
6. Did you dislike anything?
7. Was the game confusing to play?
8. Did you enjoy the characters?
9. Did my game help you learn more about math?

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Link to my game: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/189828674/#player

1. Is my game colorful?
2. Are there enough questions?
3. Did you struggle?
4. Did you learn anything new?
5. Are the questions too hard or easy?
6. Will you play it again?
7. What did you like about it?
8. What don't you like?
9. Do you understand the instructions and rules?
10.  Did you learn anything about the topic (addition)?

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1. Did you win the game?
2. Did my game help you?
3. How could my game improve
4. Was it fun?
5. Is it hard

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1. Do you like my game?
2. How do you think of the level of this game?

3. What can I improve?
4. What are some more tips for me?
enough questions.
Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/191584067/

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1.Did my game help you improve?
2.Was it the right level for you?
3.Did you enjoy playing the game?
4.What do you think I could make better?

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1. Did you win the game?
2. Do you feel that it helped you improve your skills?
3. What do you think about the overall design of the game?
4. Was it fun?
5. Did you find the questions hard or easy?
6. Were the instructions clear?
7. What did you like?
8. What did you not like?
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1. Did you imporve your addition skills by playing my game?
2. Did you like the way you learned?
3. What things would you wish to change?
4. Is it similar to any gme you play?
5. Will you play it again?
6. Did you find it easy to play or hard?
7. Was my game easy to learn or did you enjoy playing?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/191579887/

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Students:

1. Did you learn anything from my game?

2. Did you enjoy the game?

3. What do you like the most about my game?

4. What didn't you like about my game?

5. Is my gaming eye-catching?

6. Do you like the background music and is it distracting?

7. Was the game easy or hard?

8. Was it easy to understand and use?

9. Do you want to play this game again?

10. What would you give my game of 10?

Teacher:

1. Do you think my game can help the children know more about this topic (addition, subtraction, skip counting)?

2. Do you think my questions are suitable for their age?

3. Do you think the game has enough questions?

4. Do you think my game will have a positive impact on the students learning?

5.What do you like about my game?

6.What should I change, add or improve?

7. Do you think my game can cause addiction?

Link to the game: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/185587785/

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Game link
Questions on the impact of the game on
A - Learning
B - Fun and Enjoyment
C - Use of leisure time
D -  What was the level of the game easy, hard

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1.Did my game help you to learn "telling time"?

2.Was it fun playing my game?

3.Was it to easy or to hard?

4.Did you like my theme?

5.Was the music in the Background Distracting or calming?

6.Was there enough time to read the instructions?

7.Was it easy to use?

8.Was there to little or to many questions?

9.Did this game enable you to interact with other people?

10.Overall feedback?

THANKS FOR PLAYING MY GAME

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/190064149/