The document provides instructions for building a basic Scratch project, including choosing a main sprite from the library or uploads, adding motion and sound blocks to create a dance, adding control blocks like timing and repeating, making the sprite speak and change color with look blocks, adding an event block to trigger the script, changing the background and adding a new sprite. The final step is to explore new costumes, sounds, and dances by combining blocks and sharing the completed project.

2. When you enter Scratch, press “Try” and this
is the first screen you see.

3. First, choose the main sprite (sprite=character)
using one of the tabs on
:library, painting, upload from the file or camera,…

4. …then build the script. First, choose a Motion
(moving block),…

5. …then add a sound using one of the tabs on
:library, record or upload from the file,…

6. …and start a dance (by adjoining Motions and
Sounds).

7. Next, choose a Control (time and repeat
block)...

8. …and make the sprite speak (by using a Look).

9. Now add an Event (when you press the
selected button, the script becomes active),...

10. ...and change the colour of the sprite (by
using a Look),...

11. ...then add a Background (by using one of the tabs
on :library, painting, upload from the file or
camera) and a new sprite.

12. Finally, explore new sounds and dances (by
adjoining Costumes and Controls) and share your
project!