Scratchmitedu-projects-editor-tutorial-getstarted -

Summary: 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!

You’re ready to build more!

Instead of having 100 bullet sprites, use cloning. Control category: create clone of [myself] and when I start as a clone. scratchmitedu-projects-editor-tutorial-getstarted

With the new sprite selected (blue border around it in Sprite List): Summary: You have successfully navigated the Scratch editor,

Let’s begin a hands-on tutorial. When you open scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor (or click "Create"), you’ll see a default orange cat named "Sprite1." This is your canvas. added a sprite

Objective: Create your first interactive animation using the Scratch online editor.

Summary: 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!

You’re ready to build more!

Instead of having 100 bullet sprites, use cloning. Control category: create clone of [myself] and when I start as a clone.

With the new sprite selected (blue border around it in Sprite List):

Let’s begin a hands-on tutorial. When you open scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor (or click "Create"), you’ll see a default orange cat named "Sprite1." This is your canvas.

Objective: Create your first interactive animation using the Scratch online editor.