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PROJECT

SCRATCH

Gowri: As we have learned so many blocks and features of Scratch in this class and the previous
classes as well. Let’s make a project using a bowl and an egg.

Aryan: Oh wow! That’s great.

Gowri: First, we will understand the purpose of the game and its rule. See Project 2.1

Project 2.1

Add two sprites: an ‘egg’ and a ‘bowl’ to your project. Clones of the ‘egg’ sprite
will be generated at random times from the top of the stage and fall downward

continuously. When the ‘egg’ sprite touches the ‘bowl’ sprite, the bowl collects
it, and the scoreboard increases by 1. You can also move the bowl left or right
using the Left or Right arrow keys on the keyboard. However, when the ‘egg’
sprite touches the edge of the stage, it crashes, and the life count of the game
decreases by one. When this happens five times, the egg will fall, and the game

will be over.

Gowri: Let’s discuss its solution now.

Step 1: Add three sprites from the ‘Choose a sprite’ icon as given below:

1. Sprite “Bowl” & costume: “bowl-a”, it is the initial look of the bowl before
the egg is placed inside. Sprite “Bowl”: Name it “Bowl” and design its new
costume (named as “bowl-b”) using “Costumes” tab as shown in Fig. 2.1.

This new costume is looking like egg is inside the bowl.
2. Sprite “Egg” costume: “egg-a”, it is the default look of the egg before

it is crashed or interacted with. Sprite “Egg”: Name it “Egg” and click
on “Costumes” tab and keep its costume (named as “egg-b”) and remove
all other costumes present in it, as shown in Fig. 2.1. This costume will
appear whenever the egg is crashed.

3. “Sprite ‘Penguin2”: Name it “Gameover” and design its new costume
(named as “penguin2-b”) using “Costumes” tab as shown in Fig. 2.1. this

new costume will be used when game is over.

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