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Category: Scratch

How To Properly Share Your Scratch Work

We need to share our Scratch work publicly so that anyone can view it without experiencing any problem.

Jess Tura share Scratch project

Scratch: Mouse to Muffin maze, Repeat Block, If Then, and Condition Blocks

This means that our If Then and Condition blocks should be inside a Forever Loop block.

Jess Tura Scratch repetition condition if then cat to muffin

Scratch: If-Else-Condition and Relational Operators

Whenever the condition evaluates to true then the blocks inside it will be executed, otherwise, the computer will simply ignore and proceed to the blocks outside the If-Condition block.

Jess Tura Scratch if condition relational operators

How to embed your Scratch project on your Google Sites webpage?

Here are the steps to put your Scratch project on your Google Sites page.

google sites embed scratch porject to google sites page 2B

Scratch Calculator 2, Delay, and Switch Costumes

The two numbers and answers are shown. The cat can face left or right (switch costumes).

Jess Tura Scratch calculator 2

Scratch Calculator Project: Total, Difference, Product, and Quotient

As you noticed from the Scratch project above, the character asked for two numbers from the user, then, displays the Total, Difference, Product, and Quotient of those two numbers

Jess Tura Scratch calculator 1

Why do you need to make and use your variables?

A variable should have one specific value at any given time. You do not want your feet to share with someone else’ feet on the same shoes at the same moment, right?

Basic Input and Output Scratch program

The Scratch program above shows an example of a program interacting with the user.

scratch waterworld
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