Tynker is a website that let's you easily learn to code starting from step one.
Here is how to make video games on Tynker

Some courses cost money but many are free.

To test the Video Game design link at the beginning of this post, I clicked "remix this program" for the penguin game, then I saved my work. It asked me to log in and I did using my google account so you can do the same since all students have Google Drive (the same way you log into your Chromebook).

If this is all new to you and you need help getting started wtih Tynker from step one, check these Tynker video tutorials that will show you anything you might want to do.

It's so easy a little kid can do it, in fact elementary school  students at Red Oak right here in CMS use Tynker to create hundreds of projects. Check out the games they designed! 

Earn the DIY Stitcher Patch by learning how to sew at home, by hand, or at school on our sewing machine in the new Media Center Maker Space:
https://diy.org/skills/stitcher

Art:

• http://www.imaginationcubed.com/- how could you use this? ..its supposed to be a way to collaborate on projects by drawing together... I'm not sure but I am sure it is the wave of the future...words are not the only way to think!
• http://www.handmadethinking.com/?page_id=23-- after you go to this page and see 21 formats for visually thinking about material you are learning, click on "examples" in the top in black to see a slideshow of what his students did. ...wave of the future I tell you.
• http://www.googleartproject.com/many of the great museum collections right on your browser! cool~!~
• These are interesting artistically rendered "elements" with science and cultural/civilization building overtones and it mostly just an interesting game to spark your creativity http://doodlegod.com/ (sorry it is blocked at school. Tell me why cool math games is open but not this?)