The document is a submission detailing Scratch, a free programming toolkit designed for children to create games and interactive stories. It outlines important aspects of Scratch, including its history, programming blocks, and basic functions like motion and sound. Scratch has gained popularity through initiatives like code clubs and is built on the Squeak environment developed at MIT Media Lab.

1. Submitted to :
Prof. Jyoti Lakhani
MGSU, Bikaner
Submitted by :
Arjun Bhati
M.Sc. (CS) 2nd Semester

2. SCRATCH mean खरोंच…….

3. Introduction
Scratch is a free programmable toolkit that
enables kids to create their own games,
animated stories, and interactive art.
 Share their creations with one another
over the Internet.

4. Official page of scratch

5. Introduction
 Scratch was made popular in the UK through
Code Clubs.
 Scratch is built on top of the Squeak
environment developed by Alan Kay and
colleagues.

6. Scratch
The Scratch Cat, Masco
Paradigm Event-driven, imperative
Developer MIT Media Lab Lifelong Kindergarten Group
First appeared 2002; 15 years ago (test) 2005; 12 years ago (official) 2013; 4 years
ago (Scratch 2)
Typing discipline Dynamic
Implementation language Squeak, ActionScript (Scratch 2.0)
OS Windows, OS X, Linux
License GPLv2 and Scratch Source Code License
Filename extensions .scratch (Scratch 0.x)
.sb, .sprite (Scratch 1.x)
.sb2, .sprite2 (Scratch 2.0+)
Website scratch.mit.edu

7. Programming In
Scratch
 In the upper, left-hand corner of your Scratch
window, you will see 10 buttons .
 Each of these buttons have programming blocks
in those particular areas.

8. Motion
 When we click
on the motion
button, you will
see the
programming
blocks that can
be used with
your sprite.
 Motion main
work move, turn
lift and right,
direction etc.

9. Events
The first block I’d like us
to use is the “when flag
clicked” block:
Its work set key on games
like arrows, space bar etc.

10. Looks

11. Control
 Control
statement
 Condition run
Forever
 Loop

12. Sound
 Now, let’s add some
sound to our
animation, games!

13. Operators
There are currently 17 Operators blocks:
→6 Boolean blocks
→11 Reporter
blocks

14. Other Buttons

15. Latest create a game
 Click on the stage to
select it
 Click on the Backgrounds
tab
 Click on the import button
and choose and
background

16. You can make things happen
when events occur
→The green flag
is clicked on
→Motion button
use and the move
10 steps and given
direction

17. CODING FOR GAME
For run car in game

19. Thank you
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