| Area | Name | Purpose | |------|------|---------| | Left | | Color-coded code blocks (Motion, Looks, Sound, Events, etc.) | | Center | Scripts Area | Drag blocks here to build your program | | Right | Stage | Where your project runs visually. The Sprite list sits below it |
The editor is divided into three clear sections: scratchmitedu-projects-editor-tutorial-getstarted
The Scratch project editor allows users to create interactive projects by dragging and snapping color-coded blocks within a four-part workspace, including the stage, sprite management, and scripts area. Beginners can create their first program by linking event blocks with motion and sound blocks, with tutorials available for building games and animations. Explore the editor at Scratch Editor. Getting Started with Scratch | Area | Name | Purpose | |------|------|---------|
Most games need more than one character. Here is how to upgrade your project. Explore the editor at Scratch Editor
A key frustration for beginners is losing work. In this , saving is critical.
By default, every new project includes the sprite. A sprite is a character or object that can move, speak, and react.