Vish_Loves_Scratch

--- PLEASE CLICK READ MORE--- Goal: Guide a character through a maze without touching the walls. If they touch a wall, they restart! 🔥 Why It’s Cool: Teaches precision movement and logic Lets you design your own mazes You can make levels or add timers later! 🧰 What You’ll Need: Scratch account: scratch.mit.edu A sprite to control (like a ball or person) A maze background (drawn or uploaded) 🧱 Step-by-Step Tutorial 1️⃣ Create a New Project Go to scratch.mit.edu Click "Create" Delete the cat sprite 2️⃣ Add Your Player Sprite Click “Choose a Sprite” Pick a small sprite like "Ball" Go to the Code tab and add: when green flag clicked go to x: -200 y: -150 Add this for movement: forever if <key [right arrow] pressed?> then change x by 5 end if <key [left arrow] pressed?> then change x by -5 end if <key [up arrow] pressed?> then change y by 5 end if <key [down arrow...

  🧰 What You’ll Need: A Scratch account: https://scratch.mit.edu Internet access No coding experience required! 🔨 Step 1: Create a New Project Go to scratch.mit.edu and log in. Click "Create" to start a new project. Delete the default cat sprite by right-clicking it and choosing delete . 🍎 Step 2: Add Sprites Click the “Choose a Sprite” button. Search for and add: A basket sprite (or choose something like "bowl"). An apple sprite. 🎨 Step 3: Set the Stage Click on “Choose a Backdrop” and select a background (like "Blue Sky"). Optionally, you can draw your own! 🧠 Step 4: Code the Basket (Player) Make it move left and right: Click the basket sprite . Add this code: when green flag clicked go to x: 0 y: -140 forever if <key (right arrow) pressed> then change x by 10 end if <key (left arrow) pressed> then change x by -10 end end 🍏 Step 5: Code the Apple (F...

Hello! I am Vishakan Thangaraj and in this project website I would like to educate and encourage young learners to learn block coding to improve their algorithm skills. I will teach in a website called scratch where people can collaborate and reuse peoples projects they like. You can explore many tutorials below. You can also filter by date uploaded if you go to the menu and click archive

---PLEASE CLICK READ MORE--- Goal: Bounce a ball with a paddle. Steps: Delete cat. Add “Paddle” sprite from library. Paint a new sprite and name it “Ball”. Add this code to Paddle: when green flag clicked forever go to x: mouse x y: -140 end Add this to Ball: when green flag clicked go to x: 0 y: 0 point in direction 45 forever move 10 steps if on edge, bounce if touching Paddle then point in direction (pick random 45 to 135) end Add sound and scoring!

  Goal: One sprite chases another — you lose if it touches you! Steps: Create a new project. Keep the cat sprite as Player. Add another sprite like “Dog” for the enemy. Resize the enemy sprite. Add this code to the Player: when green flag clicked forever if key (right arrow) pressed then change x by 5 if key (left arrow) pressed then change x by -5 if key (up arrow) pressed then change y by 5 if key (down arrow) pressed then change y by -5 end Add this to the Dog: when green flag clicked forever point towards [Cat v] move 2 steps if touching [Cat v] then say "Got you!" for 2 secs stop all end Click green flag and try to escape!

---PLEASE CLICK READ MORE---  Objective: Move the sprite through a maze using arrow keys without touching walls. Steps: Open Scratch and create a new project. Delete the cat sprite. Click “Choose a Sprite” and select a new sprite (like “Ball” or “Dot”). Resize the sprite small enough to fit through maze paths. Name the sprite “Player.” Draw a maze: Go to “Stage” → Backdrops → Paint new backdrop. Use the line tool to create a maze with a start and end point. Color the walls black and leave the path white. Add a green “start” and red “finish” square. Go back to “Player” sprite. Add this code: when green flag clicked go to x: (start X) y: (start Y) forever if key (right arrow) pressed then change x by 5 if key (left arrow) pressed then change x by -5 if key (up arrow) pressed then change y by 5 if key (down arrow) pressed then change y by -5 if touching color [#000000] then go to x: (start X) y: (start Y) if touch...

--- PLEASE CLICK READ MORE --- 🔧 Step 1: Choose or Create a Walking Sprite Open Scratch: https://scratch.mit.edu Click on the “Choose a Sprite” button. Search for a sprite that has multiple costumes for walking (like "Giga", "Tera", "Walking Cat", or "People"). You can also draw your own or import different walking frames. 🎭 Step 2: Add Walking Costumes Go to the Costumes tab . Ensure your sprite has at least 2-3 costumes that show different walking positions (e.g., left foot forward, right foot forward). 🧱 Step 3: Code the Walking Animation Go to the Code tab and use this block script: scratch Copy Edit when green flag clicked forever next costume move 10 steps wait 0.1 seconds end 💡 Explanation: next costume : switches to the next walking frame. move 10 steps : moves the sprite forward. wait 0.1 seconds : adds time between frames so it looks natural. 🔄 Optional: Walking Left and R...

--- PLEASE CLICK READ MORE --- 🎯 Goal: The player controls a cat sprite with arrow keys to chase and catch a moving ball. Score increases each time the ball is caught! 🧱 Step 1: Setup Your Sprites Open Scratch ( https://scratch.mit.edu/ ). Click “Choose a Sprite” and: Select the Cat (or any sprite for the player). Click Choose a Sprite again and pick a Ball . Delete the default backdrop or choose a new one. 🧠 Step 2: Make the Cat Move Click on the Cat sprite. Add this code: when green flag clicked forever if <key (right arrow) pressed?> then change x by 10 end if <key (left arrow) pressed?> then change x by -10 end if <key (up arrow) pressed?> then change y by 10 end if <key (down arrow) pressed?> then change y by -10 end end 🏃‍♂️ Step 3: Make the Ball Move Randomly Click on the Ball sprite. Add this code: when green flag clicked forever go ...