11. Copy Code onto New Sprites Last but not least, if new sprites are created or uploaded for a game, existing code will need to be copied onto the new sprites. Click and drag each block of code onto the new sprite and double-check and change any sensing codes that refer to the sprite. Last, hide or delete the old sprite. That's all ...
Starter Projectsprovide students with prompts to create remix coding projects. A remix, as defined by Scratch, is “when a Scratcher makes a copy of someone else’s project and modifies it to add their own ideas (for example, by changing scripts or costumes), the resulting project is called...
You will be recording yourself reading the functions of each shape block in Scratch. Step 2: Step 2: Coding in Scratch Go to the Scratch websitehere. Go to the sounds tab. You will record yourself reading the functions for each shape block. You can name each recording "hat1, hat2, st...
There are lots of ways to code key presses, but it's really quick and easy to add the Makey Makey extension so you know when you are coding with a hat block that will work with your Makey Makey! Click the " extensions" block to access all extensions (like micro:bit, Makey Make...
Use block-based coding to create stories, games, and animations Choose from a wealth of sprites, sounds, backdrops, and commands Expand Scratch's functionality with default and custom extensions Share your projects with a large online community ...
If you're a repeat reader, then you know Scratch is one of our favorite topics. Why? Between the easy-to-use interface, block coding, and fun visuals, Scratch is an amazing tool, and perfect for any young mind looking to learn about coding. ...
Looking for creative ScratchJr Christmas projects ideas? We’ve got two! Learn how to create a decorated Christmas tree or dress up as Santa Claus! Read more Christmas flavored offline coding activities Put your youngest students in a festive mood and let them play with our Christmas offline co...
Introduce your child to coding! Scratch is a kid-friendly coding language that’s block-based and visual (like virtual LEGOs). Kids will learn coding and CS fundamentals while building games they can play and share with friends. Explore Course Scratch Level 2: Game Master This course expand...
There is a new visual programming language for the Godot game engine implemented in the Godot Block Coding plugin. This plugin adds a “Scratch-like” Lego brick programming system on top of Godot. While early on, it has a lot of potential and could be a good beginners language for many ...
The Scratch interface is divided into three main sections: a stage area, block palette, and a coding area to place and arrange the blocks into scripts that can be run by pressing the green flag or clicking on the code itself. Users may also create their own code blocks and they will app...