A picture of a simple graphic in scratch
Sure! Here are the step-by-step instructions to create a simple graphic in Scratch:
Step 1: Open Scratch.
Step 2: Choose a sprite from the Scratch library by clicking on the "Choose a sprite from library" button.
Step 3: Select a sprite and click on the "OK" button.
Step 4: To create a basic shape, select the "Events" category from the blocks palette.
Step 5: Drag and attach the "when green flag clicked" block from the blocks palette to the scripts area.
Step 6: Select the "Looks" category from the blocks palette.
Step 7: Drag and attach the "say [ ] for [ ] seconds" block below the "when green flag clicked" block.
Step 8: Fill in the text you want to display in the block, for example, "Hello!"
Step 9: Drag and attach the "wait [ ] seconds" block below the "say" block.
Step 10: Set the waiting time to a desired value.
Step 11: Drag and attach the "clear" block from the "Looks" category below the "wait" block.
Step 12: To add color to your shape, select the "Looks" category.
Step 13: Drag and attach the "set color effect [ ] to [ ]" block below the "clear" block.
Step 14: Choose the desired color and set the effect value.
Step 15: To change the size of the shape, select the "Looks" category.
Step 16: Drag and attach the "change size by [ ]" block below the "set color effect" block.
Step 17: Set the desired size value.
Step 18: To finish, click on the green flag at the top of the screen to start the program and see the shape drawn on the stage.
Following these steps, you should be able to create a simple graphic in Scratch. Feel free to customize it further based on your preferences!