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Scratch is a programming tool designed for kids that uses block-based coding instead of traditional text. The interface consists of three main areas: the Stage, the Blocks Palette, and the Scripts Area, with various types of blocks for motion, looks, and control. A simple project example involves making a sprite say 'Hello!' and an activity encourages users to make a sprite move and speak a phrase.
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Basic Programming Kids Full 3

Scratch is a programming tool designed for kids that uses block-based coding instead of traditional text. The interface consists of three main areas: the Stage, the Blocks Palette, and the Scripts Area, with various types of blocks for motion, looks, and control. A simple project example involves making a sprite say 'Hello!' and an activity encourages users to make a sprite move and speak a phrase.
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Introduction to Scratch Programming - Page 1

What is Scratch?
Scratch is a fun, colorful programming tool made for kids. Instead of typing code,
you snap together blocks to make your program.
Introduction to Scratch Programming - Page 2
Scratch Interface
Scratch has three main areas: The Stage (where your project runs), the Blocks
Palette (where you find coding blocks), and the Scripts Area (where you build
programs).
Introduction to Scratch Programming - Page 3
Types of Blocks
• Motion: move, turn, go to
• Looks: say, show, hide
• Control: repeat, wait, if/else
Introduction to Scratch Programming - Page 4
Your First Project
1. Choose the Scratch cat sprite
2. Drag a 'say Hello!' block
3. Click the green flag — the cat says hello!
Introduction to Scratch Programming - Page 5
Activity
Make a sprite move 10 steps, then say 'I’m learning Scratch!'

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