Scratch is most powerful when you see it as a community of coders. Learn how to share your work with your friends and the wider world.

If you find yourself repeating the same sequences of blocks in Scratch repeatedly, it will make your projects more efficient if you use custom blocks. Here's...

Make your sprites come to life and your project's background appear to move by creating animated effects in your Scratch projects.

Events let you make things happen as your project progresses or in response to user inputs. Learn how to use them to change the backdrop and display messages.

Learn how to create data and variables in Scratch and use them to time a project and keep score.

Learn how to use Control, Sensing and Operator blocks to let the user interact with your project.

Learn how to use motion, looks and sound blocks to create animations and add sound effects to your Scratch projects.

Scripts are what make things happen in Scratch. In this tutorial you'll learn how to create your first one.

Without blocks, you can't create scripts and make things happen in Scratch. Find out about the types of block available to you.

When creating a new project in Scratch, the first thing you'll need to do is create your stage and some sprites. Here's how.

Scratch is a great tool to help kids learn to code. If you're a learner, educator or parent, this guide will help you get started.