Creative Media & Game Design (Yr 7) | 2-Unit Bundle, 14

A 2-unit, 14-lesson Digital Technologies bundle for the start of the school year (Term 1 in Australia; back-to-school/new semester in the US and UK): Digital Media Unit 1 – Video, Audio, and Multimedia Storytelling + Game Design. 14 ready-to-teach lessons, full assessment packs, student workbooks, unit roadmaps, and teacher guides in one download – no prep required.

What’s included:

• Digital Media Unit 1 – Video, Audio, and Multimedia Storytelling — 7 lessons + assessment pack
• Game Design: Unit 1 – Designing and Building Your First Game — 7 lessons + assessment pack

Lesson outcomes covered:

• What Is Digital Media? Video, Audio, and Multimedia Storytelling
• Planning a Story: Scripts, Storyboards, and Shot Lists
• Capturing Footage and Sound: Composition and Recording Basics
• Editing Video: Cuts, Transitions, and Pacing
• Editing Audio: Levels, Mixing, and Adding Music or Sound Effects
• Titles, Captions, and Visual Effects
• Publishing a Multimedia Project and Reflecting on the Process
• What Makes a Game Fun? Game Design Basics
• Game Mechanics: Rules, Goals, and Feedback
• Planning Your Game: From Idea to Prototype
• Building a Game with Scratch: Sprites and Events
• Adding Interactivity: Controls and Scoring
• Playtesting and Iterating on Your Design
• Designing and Building a Complete Game

Curriculum alignment:
Aligned to the Australian Curriculum v9 Digital Technologies strands (Knowledge and Understanding; Processes and Production Skills – investigating and defining, generating and designing, producing and implementing, evaluating, collaborating and managing) and mapped to equivalent US (CSTA K-12 CS Standards) and UK (KS3 Computing National Curriculum) strands, so it fits a standard scope-and-sequence in any of the three curricula. Suits Year 7 / Grade 7, Middle School / KS3.

Why this bundle:
One download instead of hunting down two separate units – consistent formatting, sequencing, and assessment style across both, so planning the term takes one purchase, not several.