Try Octopus Airline Adventure for fun Scratch Project!

Start by designing or selecting an airplane sprite. Add an octopus pilot character to the airplane. Position the octopus inside the airplane to make it look like it's flying the plane. Set the initial position of the airplane on the screen, typically starting from the left side.

Use the 'when green flag clicked' block to initialize the airplane. Create clones of the airplane for each stop. Use a 'repeat' block to create a specific number of clones, each representing a stop. Each clone will appear at a different location on the screen, representing a futuristic location.

Broadcast messages to control when each airplane clone should appear and disappear. Use 'when I start as a clone' to make the airplane appear at a specific location and wait for a message to pick up passengers. After picking up passengers, broadcast another message to hide the clone.

Create a variable called 'StudentsPickedUp'. Initialize it to 0 at the start of the project. Each time a clone picks up passengers, increase the variable by 1. Display this variable on the screen to keep track of the number of students picked up.

Use motion blocks to move the airplane to each location. Use 'glide' or 'move' blocks to simulate flying. After picking up all students, make the airplane fly back to the school location. Use a 'when I receive' block to trigger the return flight.