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How are video games made?

From Mystery Doug

How are video games made?
7 minK1st2nd3rd4th5thScienceTechnology
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Summary

Mystery Doug takes on a real kid's question -- "How are video games made?" -- and follows the clues. Video games are built by teams who design the world, write code, create the art and sound, and test it again and again. A quick five-minute watch to spark curiosity and kick off a conversation.

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Discussion questions

Discussion

Doug investigates a question kids really asked: "How are video games made?"

  1. What was Doug's answer to today's question, in your own words?
  2. What surprised you most about code, or what did you already know?
  3. What's one thing this makes you want to find out more about?

Quick work-a-long

Words to know: code, design, test.

Try it: Explain the answer to "How are video games made?" to someone at home using these three words, then write down one new question it made you wonder.