Exploring Drawing in Scratch

Scratch is used for writing novels.

Scratch is primarily used for teaching programming and creating interactive projects.

Scratch is mainly a video editing tool.

Scratch is primarily used for graphic design.

Use the 'Edit' menu to create a new sprite.

Drag and drop a sprite from the stage.

Click the 'Choose a Sprite' button and select or create a sprite.

Right-click on the stage and select 'Add Sprite'.

Eraser tool

Pen tool

Text tool

Brush tool

To manage the background music of the project.

To create and manage the visual appearances of sprites.

To program the movement of sprites.

To add sound effects to sprites.

Use the 'change color effect by' or 'set color effect to' block in the 'Looks' category.

Change the sprite's color in the 'Sound' category.

Edit the sprite's costume directly in the 'Costumes' tab.

Use the 'change size by' block in the 'Looks' category.

The 'Pen' extension is used for sound effects.

The 'Pen' extension allows users to create sprites.

The 'Pen' extension is for controlling the camera view.

The 'Pen' extension allows users to draw on the Scratch stage.

Click 'Edit' > 'Save project'

Select 'Project' > 'Export'

Press 'Ctrl + S' to save

Click 'File' > 'Save now' or 'Download to your computer'.

A sprite is a static image, while a backdrop is an interactive character.

A sprite is an interactive character or object, while a backdrop is the static background scene.

A sprite is used only for sound effects, while a backdrop is for visual effects.

A sprite can only be used in games, while a backdrop is used in animations.

Change the sprite's size to create an animation effect.

Add a sound effect to the sprite for animation.

Use the 'next costume' block to switch between costumes in a loop.

Use the 'move' block to change the sprite's position.

Using only one color for all drawings

Rushing through the drawing process

Avoiding poor layer management, infrequent saving, ignoring grid alignment, and not experimenting with tools.

Always drawing without reference images