Try Fairy's Habitats Sorting Game for fun Scratch Project!

Start by creating the Fairy sprite. Design a simple backdrop for the main game screen where the Fairy will start. You can use a forest or magical theme to match the Fairy character. Set up a variable named 'AnimalName' to store the current animal's name. Initialize the game by hiding all letters of the animal's name and displaying blanks instead.

Create a list of letters that the player can choose from. When a player clicks a letter, check if it is in the animal's name. If correct, reveal the letter in the word. Use a variable to keep track of the number of incorrect guesses. If the player guesses all letters correctly, send a message to proceed to the next step.

Use clones of the Fairy to give hints or represent the number of attempts. For each incorrect guess, create a clone that gives a hint or simply shows the number of attempts left. This can be a visual representation to help players.

Once the player guesses the word correctly, the Fairy should fly to the correct habitat. Create different backdrops for each habitat (e.g., savannah for a giraffe). Use messaging to trigger the Fairy's movement to the correct habitat scene.

After placing the animal in its habitat, notify the player of their success with a message or sound. Reset the game environment for the next animal by clearing the screen and setting up a new word. Use a message to trigger the reset process.