Any object or character you can program. The Scratch Cat is a Sprite.

The background or environment where your project runs.

A collection of stacked blocks that tells a Sprite or the Stage what to do.

Blocks that start a script (e.g., green flag clicked, key pressed).

The location of a Sprite on the Stage. x is horizontal (left/right) and y is vertical (up/down).

An "if/then" statement. It checks if a condition is true before running the code inside.

Blocks used to detect things, like touching another Sprite or a specific color.

A control block that repeats a set of instructions (forever or repeat [number]).

A storage container for data (like numbers or text) that can change. Essential for keeping score or time.

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HATCH Vocabulary

Term	Definition
Sprite	Any object or character you can program. The Scratch Cat is a Sprite.
Stage/backdrop	The background or environment where your project runs.
Script	A collection of stacked blocks that tells a Sprite or the Stage what to do.
Events	Blocks that start a script (e.g., green flag clicked, key pressed).
Coordinates (x, y)	The location of a Sprite on the Stage. x is horizontal (left/right) and y is vertical (up/down).
Conditional	An "if/then" statement. It checks if a condition is true before running the code inside.
Sensing	Blocks used to detect things, like touching another Sprite or a specific color.
Loop	A control block that repeats a set of instructions (forever or repeat [number]).
Variable	A storage container for data (like numbers or text) that can change. Essential for keeping score or time.

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