In this article on Essential Elements of Scratch 3.0, I will explain some basic concepts for learning Scratch 3.0. The following section describes different types of block commands in Scratch including sequential commands, conditional commands, and looping commands. To begin with, let us see how to create some sequential commands. In order to create a Scratch project, visit the following […]
In this article, I will explain How to Create Moving Balloons Project in Scratch 3.0. Basically, the application demonstrates how to control the motion of a sprite using various types of block commands. Also, you can view this project here. The Steps Describing How to Create Moving Balloons Project in Scratch 3.0 At first, we need to select a backdrop, that […]
Basically, Cloning Sprites is an important activity that forms part of many Scratch games. This article explains cloning sprites until a condition is satisfied. Also, it explains how to delete a clone. The following project demonstrates cloning sprites. Command Blocks used in the Project The following command blocks are used in cloning sprites. At first, we use the event command so that the script […]
In this article, I will explain Block Commands in Scratch 3.0. Basically, the block commands in Scratch represent the coding blocks. In fact, we have nine different categories of block commands. The following list shows these nine block commands. Motion Looks Sound Events Control Sensing Operators Variables My Blocks The following section describes each set of block commands in brief. […]
In this article on Getting Started with Scratch, I will explain the basics of Scratch 3.0 programming. Basically, Scratch 3.0 was released on January 2, 2019. Scratch 3.0 Environment In order to Getting Started with Scratch 3.0, just go to its official website https://scratch.mit.edu/ and sign in if you have already joined it. Otherwise, click on the Join button as shown below. After […]