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BRIDGE BACK
Tick ( ) the block that makes a sprite repeat an action forever.
repeat until repeat 10
forever
In your previous class, you learnt different types of blocks and how to create custom
sprites and costumes. In this chapter, you will learn how to make a project with
multiple sprites, broadcast messages between them, tell stories, create games and
even use AI in Scratch.
WORKING WITH MULTIPLE SPRITES
You can create projects that feature multiple sprites. Each sprite can be coded
separately allowing you to bring your project to life with fun interactions. Let’s create
an exciting project with two sprites that combines movement and sound using
Scratch blocks. To create a project with two sprites, follow the given steps:
Step 1 Choose multiple animal sprites
from the Scratch library.
Step 2 Select a jungle-themed backdrop
to create a natural environment.
Step 3 Change the size and position of
the sprites from the Sprite Info
Pane.
Step 4 Click the Lion sprite and create
the given script.
when clicked
play sound grunt until done
glide 1 secs to x: 50 y: 30
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