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SCRATCH


                 Scratch is a software which helps you to understand and create many games. It helps
                 to make the young students learn game creation with ease. There are many versions of
                 Scratch. The latest version is Scratch 3.0.


                      Uses of Scratch

                    In Scratch, there are colourful objects  to  make
                   program creation fun and easy.                                           Tech Fact

                    You can create animations, quizzes and stories.               The official website of Scratch
                                                                                     is www.scratch.mit.edu.
                    You  can create  and share your  Scratch  projects
                   online on the Scratch website.

                    The website also has an option to see projects created by others in Scratch. You can
                   even make changes to the projects created by others.



                                   Suppose, you have to code an environmental conservation game in Scratch
                                   where players work to protect endangered species and preserve ecosystems.
                                   What environmental challenges they  tackle,  and how  they  make  a positive
                                   impact?





                        STARTING SCRATCH
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                 To start scratch, follow the steps given below:

                 Step 1:  Click on the Start button.
                 Step 2:   Scroll  to  'S', then click  on  Scratch  3 to open
                         Scratch program.

                 The Scratch window opens.


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                                                Tech Fact

                        Scratch was created by Mitchel Resnick at the MIT Media
                                               Lab in 2007.








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