# Hatch?

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* [ ] Writes something on the screen (using the write command)
* [ ] turtles move at random speed&#x20;
* [ ] turtles move in a random direction
* [ ] something happens when two turtles touch
* [ ] hatching more than 2 turtles
* [ ] write a plan to move those turtles (code that uses the .plan)&#x20;
* [ ] using the tick function
* [ ] drawing something interesting on the screen
* [ ] labeling your turtles&#x20;
* [ ] at least one turtle moving with the mouse or with a mouse click
* [ ] playing a game or having the user change the outcome of what is on the screen
* [ ] get and use a turtle's x and y coordinates (picture below)
* [ ] get and usead  the distance between two turtles or one turtle and a specific location (picture below)&#x20;
* [ ] asking the user a question and using their answer
* [ ] having a button to click&#x20;

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