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Scratch JR Interface Guide

This document provides an overview of the interface for Scratch Jr., outlining the various sections and their purposes. The interface includes a stage for building projects, tools for adding backgrounds, text and characters. It also has a programming area for connecting blocks to code character behaviors, along with palettes and categories of programming blocks. Projects can have multiple pages with their own sets of characters and backgrounds.

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Scratch JR Interface Guide

This document provides an overview of the interface for Scratch Jr., outlining the various sections and their purposes. The interface includes a stage for building projects, tools for adding backgrounds, text and characters. It also has a programming area for connecting blocks to code character behaviors, along with palettes and categories of programming blocks. Projects can have multiple pages with their own sets of characters and backgrounds.

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Scratch

 Jr.  Interface  Guide  


1. Save  –  save  the  current  project  and  exit  to  the  Home  Page  
2. Stage  –  this  is  where  the  action  take  place  in  the  project.  
To  delete  a  character  from  the  stage,  press  and  hold  it.  
3. Presentation  Mode  –  expand  the  stage  to  the  full  screen  
4. Grid  –  toggle  on  (and  off)  the  x-­‐y  coordinate  grid  
5. Change  Background  –  select  or  create  a  background  image  
for  the  stage  
6. Add  Text  –  write  titles  and  labels  on  the  stage  
7. Reset  Characters  –  reset  all  characters  to  their  starting  
position  on  the  stage.  Drag  characters  to  set  up  new  starting  
positions.  
8. Green  Flag  –  start  all  programming  scripts  that  begin  with  a  
“Start  on  Green  Flag”  block  
9. Pages  –  select  among  the  pages  in  your  project  –  or  tap  the  
plus  sign  to  add  a  new  page.  Each  page  has  its  own  set  of  
characters  and  a  background.  To  delete  a  page,  press  and  hold  
it.  To  reorder  pages,  drag  them  to  new  positions.  
10. Project  Information  –  change  the  title  of  the  project,  see  
when  the  project  was  created,  and  share  the  project  
11. Undo  /  Redo  –  if  you  make  a  mistake,  tap  Undo  to  
reverse  the  last  action  
12. Programming  Script  –  snap  blocks  together  to  make  a  programming  script,  telling  the  character  what  to  do  
13. Programming  Area  –  this  is  where  you  connect  programming  blocks  to  create  scripts,  telling  the  character  what  to  do  
14. Block  Palette  –  the  menu  of  programming  blocks  
15. Block  Categories  –  this  is  where  you  can  select  a  category  of  programming  blocks  
16. Characters  –  select  among  the  characters  in  your  project,  or  tap  the  plus  sign  to  add  a  new  one.  To  delete  a  character  from  the  stage,  
press  and  hold  it.    
 

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