Code your game in Scratch according to the description above. Feel free to add extra features or

embellishments $($although this is not a requirement$)$ for up to five bonus points. At minimum, your

game should feature a wizard that can shoot a hat from his wand in order to kill spiders. The wizard

should move via the left and right arrow keys, and should shoot a hat from his wand via the space bar. If

the hat collides with a spider, the spider should say something appropriate, another spider should

reappear to the left of the stage, and the game should continue. Each time the wizard kills a spider, the

score should increase by one. Each time a spider reaches the right of the stage, the wizard should lose

one life. Start your game with five lives.

A note about the spider sprites: You can use your own spider image $($e$.$g$.,$ a JPG or PNG$).$ You can

find some on the Internet through Google image search. Feel free to edit the image as you see fit. In

Scratch, you can access the image and add it as a sprite the same way that you normally do to add sprites

already in Scratch $($i$.$e$.,$ via the choose new sprite from file icon$).$ You will need to browse to the

location where your spider image was saved. The spider sprite used in the example above is actually

made up of $16$ individual images so that it can appear to be crawling as it moves across the stage. The

first image was selected as the sprite. The other $16$ were added as separate costumes by selecting the

costumes tab above the scripts area.

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