This element displays text.

This is the color of the variables blocks.

This is an app that allows a computer generated voice to speak when a button is clicked.

Information provided to a program. These are often commands or signals from outside sources.

This is the website we used to code our apps.

This element has the ability to detect clicks.

This type of block contains numbers, equals, addition, and random integer blocks.

This is a game that increases your score every time you hit a specific Image Sprite.

Any content that’s stored digitally. That could mean images, photos, videos, or files containing text.

This is what each letter of STEM stands for.

This is a two-dimensional touch-sensitive rectangular panel on which drawing can be done and sprites can be moved.

This is a statement in code that checks for a certain condition to be true or false before running code.

This app used the Clock and Timer components to move a saucer Image Sprite.

This is a program that uses code to pick a random number from a specific range.

This is what was for lunch on Monday.

This category contains horizontal and vertical arrangements.

This is a statement in code that tells the program to perform a task on a specific condition.

This app used a random number generator to produce one of two images.

This is a sequence of words and/or characters. Plain text.

Name all eight of the facilitators.

This is used to change specific features of elements for an app.

This is a statement in code that creates an index of a number of strings and/or variables.

This app used the code "Initialize global answer_list to Make a list"

This is a computer or program that provides a service from another computer or program. Websites and multiplayer games are hosted on these.

What do you call an elephant that isn't there?