Category : Scratch

Scratch is one of the world’s largest coding communities. It is a visual, block-based programming language with a drag-and-drop interface. One of the many reasons Scratch is so popular is that it is not a complex text-based programming language. Users have to just drag and drop the codes onto the coding area, which is in […]

Sensing Blocks In Scratch: Scratch is a block-based visual programming language created by Mitchel Resnick at the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at MIT Labs. It is one of the world’s largest coding with over 90 million users as of May 2022. Projects like games, animations, stories, etc. can be made using the blocks and arranging them […]

Looks Blocks in Scratch: Scratch is a simple programming language created by the MIT labs. It is a visual, block-based programming language with a drag-and-drop interface. Scratch is free and can be accessed using a web browser or by downloading the Scratch offline editor, which enables you to work on Scratch without an internet connection. […]

Events Blocks in Scratch: Scratch is a visual block-based programming language with a drag-and-drop interface, which means the codes are in the form of blocks and all you have to do is drag and drop them and arrange them strategically to create your projects. It is a simple language created by MIT labs. Scratch is […]

Motion Blocks in Scratch: Scratch is a simple programming language created by MIT labs. It is a visual block-based programming language, which means that the codes are in the form of blocks, divided across nine categories depending on their function and characteristics, and all you have to do is drag these blocks and drop them […]

Reasons Why You Cannot Save Scratch Project: Scratch is a free programming language developed by MIT that enables children to produce interactive projects like animations, games, music, and visual art. Scratch allows users to create these projects and share them online. It has an easy-to-understand interface as it uses a block-based programming language instead of […]

Scratch Limitations: Scratch is a free programming language developed by MIT that enables children to produce interactive narratives, animations, games, music, and visual art. Scratch allows users to create these projects and share them online. Scratch can be used in a web browser or can also be downloaded to a mobile device. With over 90 […]

Backpack In Scratch: Have you ever worked on a Scratch project where you had to create the same code or costume or sprite that you created in another project and you wondered if there is a way you could have just copied and pasted those features and saved time? Well, you got it right! There […]

Mute on Scratch: Scratch is designed especially for children to learn how to code through fun and interactive projects like games, animations, or stories. Since this platform is highly recommended for children above the age of 8, all its features are easy to understand. Scratch also has an active online community where users come together […]

Create and Delete Scratch Studios: Scratch studios are online clubs or groups created by Scratchers on Scratch to share and discuss their projects. These studios can either be public, meaning they can be joined by anyone interested, or they can be private, meaning you can join upon invitation, or if you send a request, upon […]