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

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

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

Drag and drop a sprite from the stage.

The purpose of backdrops in a Scratch project is to provide visual context and enhance storytelling.

To create interactive buttons for navigation.

To provide sound effects for the project.

To store user data and preferences.

if block

wait block

repeat block

forever block

Sprites can only be changed by adding sound effects.

The appearance of a sprite can be altered by changing the background color.

You can change the sprite's size by adjusting the stage dimensions.

You can change the appearance of a sprite by selecting different costumes or using costume change blocks.

play sound [sound name]

play music [sound name]

start sound [sound name]

play audio [sound name]

Drag and drop a backdrop from the library.

Use the 'change backdrop' button in the toolbar.

Use the 'switch backdrop to' block in the 'Looks' category.

Select a backdrop from the stage context menu.

The 'if' block always executes regardless of conditions.

The 'if' block is used to create loops in Scratch.

The 'if' block executes code based on a condition being true.

The 'if' block defines variables in Scratch.

Use the 'say' block from the 'Looks' category.

Use the 'play sound' block from the 'Sound' category.

Use the 'change color' block from the 'Looks' category.

Use the 'move' block from the 'Motion' category.

end all

stop all

pause all

reset all