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Introduction to Scratch Programming: Create Interactive Stories, Games, and Art

Scratch is a programming language where you can create interactive stories, games, music, and art. Learn computational ideas, creativity, and systematic reasoning through Scratch. Understand the basics of programming, the elements of a Scratch project like stage and sprites, their features, and how to start and stop your program. Explore the Scratch web for resources and start your first project now!

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Introduction to Scratch Programming: Create Interactive Stories, Games, and Art

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  1. Introduction to

  2. About • What is ? • Scratch is a programming language. • We can use it to create our own interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art.

  3. About • What can we learn from ? • We can learn important computational ideas. • We can learn to think creatively. • We can learn to reason systematically.

  4. What is programming? • Programming is the art of making a computer do what you want it to do. • A computer program is simply a set of instructions to tell a computer how to perform a task. • It is like a recipe: a set of instructions to tell a cook how to make a dish.

  5. Basic Ingredients of a Scratch project • Scratch projects are made up of a stage and objects called sprites.

  6. Stage and sprites • The stage is where you see your stories, games and animations come to life. • Sprites move and interact with one another on the stage.

  7. Stage • You can choose either View Mode (Small stage or large stage) or Presentation Mode to display the stage

  8. Sprites • You can create New sprites and find the sprites from the Sprite List

  9. Current Sprite Info • You can find the sprite’s name, position, direction, lock state, pen color and rotation style

  10. Toolbar • On using the Toolbar, you can make sprites larger or smaller • You can also duplicate or delete sprites, costumes, sounds or scripts

  11. Costume • You can change how a sprite looks by giving it different costumes. • You can make a sprite look like a person, a train, a butterfly or anything else. • You can use any image as a costume.

  12. Costumes • To see different costumes of a sprite, choose the Costumes tab page

  13. Blocks Palette and Scripts Area

  14. Start and Stop Your Program • Click the Green Flag to start all scripts that have at the top. • Red Stop Sign stops all scripts

  15. Scratch web • What can we get from Scratch web? • We can download Scratch installer, view tutorial videos, get support from the forums, share our projects ……

  16. Try Your First Project!

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