Scratch comes with a built-in library of resources that you can use in projects but they only go so far. Fortunately, it is possible to add your own backgrounds, sprites and sounds to your projects.

In this short guide we are going to be looking at how to search for and find resources such as images and sounds you or your child can use in your Scratch projects. 

You can do this with Google but we are going to be using DuckDuckGo.

What is DuckDuckGo?

DuckDuckGo is a simple and private search engine that helps you find information on … Read the rest

I wrote in an earlier post about how children, when taught programming at primary school, may be using the language Scratch. Now I am back with another example of what it can be used for with an animated Christmas greeting to you. Enjoy!

^{Click on the green flag to start the animation and turn the volume up!}

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