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    CODING BLOCKS

                     Coding blocks in Scratch are puzzle-piece shapes that are used to create a code.
                     Different types of blocks have different colours.

                     MOTION BLOCK

                     The blocks that are used to control the movement of a sprite are known as Motion

                     blocks. They are blue in colour.

                     LOOKS BLOCK

                     The blocks that are used to add speech and thought bubbles to the sprite are
                     called Looks block. They are purple in colour.

                     EVENTS BLOCK

                     The blocks that help to run the script on the stage and controls the starting of scripts
                     are called Events Blocks. It gives you control of all the blocks, as without an Event

                     block, no program will run.

                               CREATING A NEW PROJECT

                     Follow the given steps to create a new project:

                                         1  Click on
                                         File tab.                                     2  Select New
                                                                                      option.

                               WORKING WITH SPRITE

                     As you know, sprite is an actor which acts on stage.
                     Let's work with sprite.

                     ADDING A SPRITE

                     To add a sprite, follow the given steps:
                                                                                                 1  Click on the Choose
                                                                                                a Sprite button.

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