The Scratch Wiki is a collaboratively written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language, its website, history and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is …

Scratch is a free and educational block -based programming language that is developed by the Scratch Foundation. It is currently on version 3.0, and it can be used in the online editor here or downloaded …

Although Scratch is designed for people who are new to programming, it can still be hard to master. The Getting Started with Scratch tutorial helps individuals who are completely new to programming and …

The Scratch Wiki is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language, its website, history and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is …

Scratch 3.0 is the third and current major version of Scratch. It was released on January 2, 2019 and is a complete redesign and reimplementation of Scratch written in JavaScript. [1] It features a new, …

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Blocks are puzzle-piece shapes that are used to create code in Scratch. The blocks connect to each other vertically like a jigsaw puzzle, where each block type (hat, stack, reporter, boolean, or cap) has …

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A project is a creation made in the Scratch Program. Projects can be games, simulations, animations, pieces of art or music, or anything else possible to create with the Scratch software, although they …

The blocks plugin offers hacks to allow representation of scripts from Scratch Modifications and old or unreleased versions of Scratch. For a full tutorial on how to use scratchblocks hacks, see this topic.