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  Animate a ghost Creating a new Scratch project You can use Scratch online or offline. Online  - to create a new Scratch project using the online editor, go to  rpf.io/scratch-new Offline  - if you prefer to work offline and have not installed the editor yet, you can download it from  rpf.io/scratch-off The Scratch editor looks like this: The cat sprite that you can see is the Scratch mascot. If you need an empty Scratch project, you can delete the cat by right-clicking it and then clicking  delete . Click  Choose a sprite  to see the library of all Scratch sprites. You can search or browse sprites by theme. Click on a sprite to add it to your project. Click on  Choose a Backdrop  in the bottom right. You can search for a backdrop or browse for one by category or theme. Click on a backdrop to select it. Add code to your ghost sprite so that the ghost appears and disappears forever when the green flag is clicked. Now organize!! PART 2...

  Rock band Introduction Learn how to code your own musical instruments! What you will make Click the green flag to begin. Then, click on the singer or the drum to hear what they sound like. What you will need Hardware A computer capable of running Scratch 3 Software Scratch 3 (either  online  or  offline ) Sprites Before you can start coding, you’ll need to add in a ‘thing’ to code. In Scratch, these ‘things’ are called  sprites . Open a new Scratch project. Online:  open a new online Scratch project at  rpf.io/scratch-new . Offline:  open a new project in the offline editor. If you need to download and install the Scratch offline editor, you can find it at  rpf.io/scratchoff . It looks like this: The cat sprite that you can see is the Scratch mascot. You don’t need it for this game, so get rid of it by clicking on the X in the corner. Next, click on  Choose sprite from library  to open up a list of all the Scratch sprites. Scroll ...

Scratch for kids https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=getStarted What is Scratch Kids will learn   Scratch , an easy to use, graphics-based computer programming language.  With Scratch, kids can quickly learn how to create games, interactive stories, animations, and more.  And more importantly, they will learn the core, fundamentals of computer programming. Scratch is designed for teaching kids and was developed by Mitchel Resnick, LEGO Papert Professor of Learning Research and head of the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT media labs.  Children 6-12 & 12-17 years old No programming experience required Students will learn the basic of computer programming, by creating fun and interactive games and stories. By the end of the Beginner course, students will know how to: Use Scratch to create and share programs. Understand the basics of what a program is and how it works. Control the flow of programs using  if / then  statements. Itera...