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This is a music project with different instruments for same notes. In this project 5 instruments are used. They are Electric guitar,...

This project is a game, that allows the user to match the objects given. There are 8 objects given. Out of eight 4 will match the other...

This project is created to explain Canada’s map. You can remix this project for your country. There are different effects applied and...

This is a quiz project. Math questions will display on the screen followed by answers. There will be one right answer and 3 wrong...

This project display pages of drawings. In the first screen heading and the click here button is given. Once the user clicks on the click...

This is a science project with animation. The first screen will display the heading and the next button. When the user clicks on the next...

This project is an animation of the pumpkin life cycle. First, all the stages of the pumpkin life cycle will display on the screen one by...

This project is a quiz. The system will ask for spelling for words and answers will display in random positions on the screen. The user...

This project is an animation story. There are three elephants and one ringmaster. The first screen Introduces the story. The second...

These blocks allow users to play notes and compose music in Scratch.

These blocks are allowing the user to draw or stamp on the stage.

These blocks use your device video camera as a sensor to detect motion and color.

These blocks allow to speak the text you type.

These blocks translates a string to a different language.

These blocks are used to control sprite/backdrops appearance.

Motion blocks are used to control Sprites’ movement.

Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

Writing code in Scratch is fun. But to start writing, we have some prerequisites. We must have access to Scratch and an account to sign in.

These are images allow the users to create and program.

The block palette is an area on scratch edit screen, located to the left of the code area.