1. Tara Yeager Computer Literacy March 20, 2009

2. Objective Grading Criteria Enjoyment Controls Strategies Simulated Aspects Improvements References

3. prepare meals for a family use the mouse to complete cooking tasks learn recipes real life simulation of making a meal

4. Grading is determined by: how fast the tasks are completed how accurate the measurements are selecting the right ingredients

5. Really fun game to play based on: vibrant colors how real the sound effects sound real life simulation seeing the final product

6. a mouse is only requirement when playing, there is a guide at the bottom of the screen

7. make the food as quickly as possible pay attention to what method is needed (stir, chop, etc.) watch mouse diagram measure the ingredients at the exact amount prepare the plate just as you are instructed

8. many real world aspects resembles kitchen & techniques used in the real world there are appropriate appliances (stove, blender, oven, etc.) at the end, the picture of the finished plate is shown along with a printable recipe the prepared dishes are able to be made in real life

9. should expand food choices to appetizers and desserts besides only having main dishes as a choice, this game is a great game that does not need other improvements

10. http://www.addictinggames.com/letsgetcookin.html