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✅ Sprite:

A sprite is a character or object in Scratch that can move, perform actions, and interact with other sprites.

Example: Cat, Dog, Ball, etc.

✅ Default Sprite:
The default sprite is the sprite that appears automatically when you start a new Scratch project.

In Scratch, the default sprite is the Cat.

Open Scratch and start a new project.
Add a new sprite:
- Click on the “Choose a Sprite” button below the Stage.
- You can choose from library, paint a new sprite, upload an image, or use surprise sprite.
Select a sprite you want to work with by clicking on it.
Give scripts to each sprite:
- Click the Code tab and drag blocks to make that sprite move, talk, or interact.
Switch between sprites:
- Click the sprite icon in the sprite list below the Stage to select a different sprite.
Run the program:
- Click the green flag to see all sprites acting together.
Edit or delete sprites if needed:

Right-click the sprite icon to delete or duplicate a sprite.✅ Steps to Change Stage Backdrops in Scratch

Open your Scratch project.
Click on the Stage (the big area on the right side).
Click the “Backdrops” tab at the top (next to Code and Sounds).
Add a new backdrop:
- Click “Choose a Backdrop” (picture icon)
- Or paint a new backdrop
- Or upload an image from your computer
Switch between backdrops:
- Click on the backdrop you want to use
Use code to change backdrops (optional):

Go to the Code tab, drag “switch backdrop to [backdrop name]” block to make the stage change backdrops during the program.

✅ Multiple Costumes for a Single Sprite

Definition:
A sprite can have more than one costume, which are different appearances or looks for the same sprite.

Use:

Changing costumes lets a sprite look like it’s moving or performing actions.
For example, a walking cat sprite can have 2–3 costumes showing its legs in different positions to make it look like it’s walking.

How to Add Costumes:

Select the sprite.
Click the Costumes tab.
Click “Choose a Costume”, “Paint”, or “Upload” to add more costumes.