Finish Your First Scratch Game!

Open your Scratch project in the Scratch editor so you can continue where you left off.

Click the green flag and play your game to see what already works and what needs finishing.

Write down three improvements or features you want to add like new sprites sounds scoring or levels.

Add or choose one new sprite from the library or draw one in the paint editor.

Give that sprite movement by adding blocks for arrow keys or mouse control.

Add or upload one sound effect into your project from the Sounds tab.

Put a play sound block into a sprite script so the new sound plays during an action.

Create a variable called Score in the Variables menu.

Add a block that sets Score to 0 when the green flag is clicked.

Add blocks that increase Score when the player collects an item or hits a target.

Make a new backdrop to act as a simple second level or different game area.

Add code that switches to the new backdrop when the player reaches the level goal.

Play your game from start to finish and write down any bugs or parts that feel unfair.

Fix one bug you found by changing blocks sprites or settings so the game works better.

Share your finished Scratch game on DIY.org so everyone can see and play your creation.