Journal Entry/Blog Entry #1

What I remember from Scratch yesterday was how to insert audio into a Scratch file as well as inserting pictures and stuff into a file. Some of the blocks on Scratch allow you to control the motions of your "sprite"(either personalized, uploaded from a file or from the Scratch library). Other blocks also allow you to control sounds in the file as well as looks (such as the color of the graphics or the dialogue). There is also an "events" button that allows the person playing the file to press a button on the keyboard such as the space keyboard or the arrows on the keyboard to allow the file itself to begin to play and move the way it was created. There are other blocks as well named the "Pen, Data, Controls, Sensing, Operators, and More Blocks" that allow a person to control they're creating in a more complex way.