Scratchmitedu-projects-editor-tutorial-getstarted

One move is not very exciting. We want the cat to keep moving. Go to the category (orange) and find the " repeat 10 " block. Drag it to your script area, but instead of snapping it at the top, pick it up and place it so it encloses the "move 10 steps" block. Your script should now look like this:

The Stage is 480 pixels wide by 360 pixels tall. The center is x: 0, y: 0 .

Located at the very bottom of the screen, the Backpack allows you to store code blocks, sprites, or entire scripts and carry them over into completely different projects.

Look at the bottom right corner of the screen in the section. scratchmitedu-projects-editor-tutorial-getstarted

Your first step into the world of creative coding starts here.

Browse the Scratch homepage or use the search bar to find a project you like.

Welcome to the definitive guide for the . By the end of this long-form tutorial, you will understand every button, menu, and code block that makes Scratch the world’s most popular programming language for beginners. One move is not very exciting

Changes visual appearance, costumes, and handles speech bubbles. Sound (Pink): Controls audio playback and volume.

Go to the Sound category (Pink). Drag a play sound Meow until done block and snap it to the very bottom of the chain.

This is your programming toolbox. Blocks are color-coded by category: 🔵 Motion: Moves sprites and changes angles. Drag it to your script area, but instead

Click the magnifying glass to browse the built-in library, or choose the paintbrush to draw your own. Select an environment like "Neon Tunnel" or "Castle" to instantly change the vibe. Choosing or Creating Sprites Hover over the blue cat icon in the pane.

Controls movement, positioning, and rotation.

Start simple, click everything to explore, and don’t be afraid to break things – that’s how you learn. Happy scratching! 🧩✨