Switch to the purple category. Drag a say Hello! for 2 seconds block and snap it directly underneath the Event block.
A "Sprite" is any object, character, or item on your stage. This pane lets you add, delete, rename, and manage your sprites and backdrops.
🟡 Triggers scripts to run (e.g., "when green flag clicked"). 🟠 Control: Handles loops, conditions, and pauses.
Switch to the category (purple) and drag out a say Hello! for 2 seconds block. Snap it directly underneath the yellow event block.
Select the icon (two arrows facing each other) instead of the "all around" rotation icon. This keeps the cat upright. scratchmitedu-projects-editor-tutorial-getstarted
Getting Started with the Scratch Projects Editor: A Comprehensive Tutorial
💛 Essential blocks that trigger scripts (e.g., when the green flag is clicked).
To get started, let's make the default Scratch Cat move when you press a key.
🔵 Detects keyboard input, mouse clicks, and collisions. Switch to the purple category
Let's apply the knowledge. We are building a "Chase the Star" game.
This area on the right-hand side of the screen is the "Stage," where your project comes to life.
Located next to the green flag, this stops all running code immediately. The Sprite List (Bottom Right)
: Once you are happy with your project, click the orange Share button at the top. Note: You must confirm your email address before the Share button becomes available. A "Sprite" is any object, character, or item on your stage
You have successfully navigated the Scratch editor, added a sprite, and programmed a simple interaction using Events, Motion, Sound, and Looks blocks. From here, you can experiment with Control blocks (like loops) to make your animations run continuously!
Click on any project to view it. In the top-right corner, click the "See Inside" button.
The Scratch MIT Edu Projects Editor is a powerful tool that allows users to create and share interactive projects. By following these steps, you can get started with Scratch and begin creating your own projects. With its block-based programming language and user-friendly interface, Scratch is an ideal platform for beginners and experienced coders alike. Whether you are a student, teacher, or hobbyist, Scratch is a great way to learn programming concepts and promote creativity. So why not give it a try? Start scratching today!