Let's do some build battles against each other, try these code challenges!
Sprites have costumes which are different looks that you can make them have.
If you click on the Costumes tab you will see all the costumes that a sprite has and you can add to and edit these if you wish.
To make the sprite "cycle" through it's costumes you could use the following code.
Or to choose a specific costume you would use this block.
Open a new project in Scratch, add a sprite with costumes and try animating the sprite using code.
Everyone has 10 minutes to build a project in Scratch. The project must have a space theme and you can use any blocks, sprites and backdrops that you wish.
You have 10 minutes to make it from when the teacher tells you to start.
When the teacher tells you the time is up you have 2 minutes to share your project.
Everyone has 5 minutes to build a project in Scratch. The project must have a sports theme and you can use any blocks, sprites and backdrops that you wish.
You have 5 minutes to make it from when the teacher tells you to start.
When the teacher tells you the time is up you have 2 minutes to share your project.
Everyone has 1 minutes to build a project in Scratch. The project can have any theme and you can use any blocks, sprites and backdrops that you wish.
You have 1 minute to make it from when the teacher tells you to start.
When the teacher tells you the time is up you have 2 minutes to share your project.
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