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Create the given script using all the blocks you’ve learned about, then click the For example, let’s create the given script:
Green Flag to run it.

when clicked
when clicked
SHORT SIGN
start sound Meow
think Let’s try arithmetic operator.
glide 1 secs to random position
To copy a script: wait 1 seconds
if touching color ? then Ctrl + C
say 45 + 35
think Am I touching the star?
else

say I am in space.
COMPARISON/RELATIONAL OPERATORS
These operators allow you to compare the relationship between two values or
variables. It will compare two numbers and decide whether it is true or false.
RAPID RECALL Tick ( ) if you know this.
Comparison operators are used with the if... then block.

1. Coding blocks look like puzzle pieces that fit together to make a program. This block checks if two values are the same. It returns
= 50
2. Sound blocks make your projects lively with music and voices. true if they are equal and false if they are not.
This block checks if the first number is smaller than
< 50
the second.

OPERATOR BLOCKS This block checks if the first number is greater than
> 50
the second.
Operators blocks are used for mathematical calculations and logical comparisons.

They handle things like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, as well as For example, let’s create the given script:
comparing numbers and joining text.

ARITHMETIC OPERATOR

when clicked
Arithmetic operators are used to do mathematical calculations like addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division. if 50 > 40 then
say True
+ This block adds two numbers together. else

say False
- This block subtracts one number from another.

* This block multiplies two numbers.
What if you could code your own superpower in Scratch? What would your
superpower be and how would you use it to help others?
/ This block divides one number by another.

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