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    No, this                       Sure! Do you know polygons are
                                                         circle is not                  closed figures with 3 or more sides?
                                                          a polygon.                      A polygon cannot have a curve.

                                               Can you help me draw
                                                polygons in scratch

                   Test Your Knowledge                                                     21 st  Century   #Critical Thinking
                                                                                                   #Technology Literacy
                                                                                              Skills
                    Guess the components of Scratch.

                    1.  I am the main actor in the program.

                    2.  I can stop the program from running.

                    3.  I am the background where sprite is placed.

                  You have already learnt about Scratch and its components in previous class. Now you will learn
                  how to draw shapes in Scratch by writing scripts. To draw shapes in Scratch, you will use Pen

                  blocks. Let us learn about Pen blocks now.

                  PEN BLOCK

                  The Pen blocks are green in colour. These blocks draw a trail as the sprite moves on the stage.
                  You can change the colour of the pen. In Scratch 3, you have to add Pen blocks to the block
                  category. To do so, follow the given steps:                                                     2

                                                                                          Click on Pen option.

                          Click on the Add Extension
                      1      button.

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