Try Hoop Target Practice for fun Scratch Project!

Start by creating a basketball sprite. You can either draw it or choose one from the Scratch library. Place the basketball at the bottom of the screen, ready to be thrown upwards. This will be the starting position for each shot.

Draw or select a hoop sprite. Use a simple motion block to make the hoop move back and forth across the screen. You can use a 'forever' loop with 'if on edge, bounce' to keep it moving continuously.

Use an event block to detect when the basketball is clicked. When clicked, the basketball should move upwards. Use a conditional statement to check if the basketball is touching the hoop. If it does, play a cheering sound and increase the score.

Create different costumes for the basketball to show different emotions. Use conditional statements to switch costumes based on the score. For example, a happy face for a high score and a sad face for a low score.

After each shot, reset the basketball to its starting position and allow the player to shoot again. This can be done by resetting the y position of the basketball and waiting for the next click.