Scratch Blocks
This block asks for input from the player
What is an "ask" block?
This holds a value that changes
What is a variable?
No! Only share your password with your parents or another trusted adult.
Someone says something mean in the comments of Scratch. Should you get mad and yell at them in the comments?
No! Ignore it, or tell a trusted adult
This block ends everything in the game
What is "stop all?"
The sprite is in the top left quadrant of the screen
What is negative x, positive y?
Is it okay to share your hobbies/interests online?
Yes! A lot of people are likely interested in what you like, so it isn't "identifiable" information
Your friend gave you their login information. can you share it with others?
No! They trusted you with confidential information, so don't break that trust!
This block sends a message to all the sprites in a game
What is a "broadcast" block?
This checks to see if something is true
What is a conditional statement?
Can you share your first name online?
Yes, but ONLY if you feel comfortable sharing it, and never your full name.
You're at your friend's house and they have different Internet rules than your parents. Whose rules do you listen to?
This block loops code while a certain condition is true
What is a "repeat until" loop?
This can hold more than one value that can change
What is an array/list?
You went to a website, and you've been randomly selected to participate in a contest! Should you send over your information?
No! This is likely a scam. If it's too good to be true, it probably isn't true.
You find some really cool art online and want to use it in a game. What do you need to do?
Give the original artist credit!
You use these two blocks to always be checking a conditional statement
What are "forever" and "if" blocks?
These are the three situations you must check while programming a platformer game
What is falling, standing, and jumping?
You've made a new friend online! Should you give them your phone number?
No! They might not be who they say they are.
You see a project and have some ideas on how it can be improved. What should you do?
Provide constructive criticism or remix the project (and give credit)!