Scratch

Drat... not in america... awell, to bad, good luck to the rest of you guys.

Scratch_OSX wrote:

Cheddargirl wrote:

The Youth Prize is open to all students in grades 5 through 8 from any US school (including international schools operated by the Department of Defense). All students entering the contest must receive grade validation from a teacher, school administrator or parent.
It seems to indicate that they want students attending American schools (either in the U.S., or overseas). I think American schools established outside the US might be included; I think you probably might not be able to enter unless your school was US-based institution. 
Hopefully, that sums all the basic info up. If you'd like more info, post, and we'll try to help you. 

Will you be entering the contest?

Dang it.
Too old by 4 grades :<

Um, not to be picky, but that doesn't quite sound like my original post here. Where did you get the last sentence from?

My sisters been using my PC to make a game in game maker 8 pro. 
It's pretty good.

MathWizz wrote:

Scratch_OSX wrote:

My sisters been using my PC to make a game in game maker 8 pro. 
It's pretty good.

You can't use Game Maker pro.    Only Game Maker.

D:

Nuu.

I'll use Game Maker 7 then :<

All her work got deleted when I had to reinstall Windows.

I wonder if you can use clutter for this. If you can, then I have an epic idea 

How do you enter?

kimmy123 wrote:

whizz wrote:

I would think about it, but I'm only in 3rd grade.

I'm in 5th grade.

I'm also in 5th grade. But I haz 6th grade language arts because I'm giiiiiiiiiiifted.    Sorry for being a showoff. And maybe hide math problems in a pokemon game? Like whe you battle it ask you math problems? "Addition is super effective!"

Unstickied? 

xD.

Last edited by Sunrise-Moon (2010-11-26 22:46:19)

Just a reminder to anyone participating: Entries close January 5th. So get those submissions in!