Sound Tab, The tab where you can customize sound clips that you can add to your program. You will learn more about the Sounds Editor in future lessons., Ribbon Bar, Contains the basic functions for the project file, such as the File and Edit menus., Code Area, An area where blocks are put together to make a script. You can see in the upper-right portion which sprite you are making a script for., Green Flag, The button in the shape of a green flag that is used to run the action in a program., Scratch, A visual programming language used to make games, stories, music, art, and animations., Block Palette, A palette that sorts various command blocks by category. This is where you can find commands to add to your program., Project Title, Indicates the title of the project file you are editing., Stop, The button in the shape of a red hexagon that is used to stop the action in a program., Coding Block, A command that tells the Scratch program what action to do., Sprite Pane, Shows operations for the sprite., Code Tab, The tab where you can customize your program., Costume Tab, The tab where you can customize the appearance of a sprite. You will learn more about the Paint Editor in future lessons., Stage, The area where you place your sprites and backdrop. You can also see the output of your program in this area., Stage Pane, Shows operations for the Stage..

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