Switch Backdrops from Kitchen to Restaurant on Scratch!

What can I use if I can't find the Button sprite in the Sprite library?

Use the Scratch costume editor to paint your own Button sprite or pick any simple sprite from the Sprite library (like an arrow or text) and use it in place of the Button sprite.

Why doesn't clicking a button switch the backdrop when I test the project?

Open the button's code and make sure the broadcast name in the 'broadcast [restaurant]' block exactly matches the Stage listener and that the Stage's 'switch backdrop to [Restaurant]' uses the exact backdrop name from the Backdrops library.

How can I change this activity for younger kids or make it more challenging for older kids?

For younger kids reuse the first Button sprite and keep only the basic 'when this sprite clicked' → 'broadcast [kitchen]'/'broadcast [restaurant]' scripts, while older kids can add keyboard controls ('when key pressed'), custom backdrops from the Backdrops library, and extra scripts to animate sprites between scenes.

How can we extend or personalize the Switch Backdrops project?

Paint unique backdrops in the Backdrops library, give your Button sprite custom costumes, add a sound to the Button's 'when this sprite clicked' script, animate a character on the Stage when receiving the 'restaurant' broadcast, and then share the finished project on DIY.org.