Worksheets / one page per hall
Printable worksheets
One sheet for each hall. Every question can be answered from the hall’s own text, and each sheet ends with something to look at closely and something to make. Each prints on a single A4 or Letter page, without the website around it.
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The Vector Hall
Design a spaceship from no more than six straight lines, joining dots on the grid.
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The Golden Arcade
Design one 8 by 8 tile in the grid, using only two colours or shades.
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The 16-Bit Hall
Sketch a scene in three layers: a far sky, middle hills and a near fence.
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The Early Web Hall
Design a loading screen for a game that takes thirty seconds to arrive.
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The Flash Hall
Invent a “draw, then watch” puzzle.
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The One-Tap Hall
Design a one-tap game.
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The Indie Pocket Hall
Add juice on paper.
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The Daily Puzzle Hall
Design a daily puzzle for your class.
How to use them
Give pupils about twenty minutes in the hall and fifteen on the sheet. The questions follow the hall in order, so a pupil who reads from the top will meet each answer in turn. Under every sheet, on screen only, is a list of where each answer sits in the hall. The teachers’ tour fits a single lesson, and Eracade for classrooms covers what the site stores.