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Click on the cat to go to Scratch.
Click on the image below to go to Scratch tutorials.
You will find a series of videos that will help you learn how to use Scratch.
Getting started With Scratch Guide
Click on the image above to go to the Getting Started Guide.
Click on the image above to go to the help cards for Scratch.
Using the Paint Editor in Scratch
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CREATING BACKDROPS IN SCRATCH
Vector versus Bitmap Mode in Scratch. Click on the text below.
To create a scrolling backdrop in Scratch
I will demonstrate in class on Monday.
Step 1.Open the file for “backdrops” and select one so that it is showing in the middle section of Scratch-2 screen under backdrops.
Step 2 Use the “stamper” to create a copy of the backdrop in the middle section of your screen, under “backdrops.”
Step 3: Drag this copy into your backpack.
Step 4:Drag the copy from the backpack into the sprite section (underneath the stage section) and this will turn it into a sprite.
Step 5: Once it is a sprite you can program it, just as you would a regular sprite to move across the screen, twirl around, or whatever you want it to do.
Go to this link, to see a sample. You must click on the ocean sprite, and then click on its “scripts” to see the blocks.
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