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Sprites are the main part of the program. They are the
characters or actors on the screen. The most basic sprite is
an orange and white cat. But there are plenty of others, too.
There are the animal, people and cartoon sprites that do all
the moving. There are also musical instruments, balls, food,
clothes and letter sprites that shouldn’t move. Sprites can be
anywhere on the screen and the moving sprites can move to
wherever they have to be using motion blocks. If you don’t
find the sprite you want, you can draw it on the bottom
right corner. There can be multiple sprites on the screen at
one time.
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Backgrounds (Settings)
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Look Blocks!
These blocks are where you can make your sprite talk! You can also change
their appearance.
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Sound Blocks!
As redundant as this is, these blocks make sound! Like instruments for
example.
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do that on your
own later!
Event Blocks!
Event blocks can only work at the start of your code, they are the reason the code
will go. They indicate the start and when your sprite should listen to your code.
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Control Blocks!
These blocks are where you can find your if then statements and your loops. These may
not be the only reason your sprite does things but they are still a large part of the reason.
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Sensing blocks!
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Variable blocks!
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