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Blocks
Types and Descriptions
Table of Contents
Word Block Types ......................................................................... 2
Word Block Description ................................................................. 4
Motor Blocks ................................................................................. 4
Movement Blocks .......................................................................... 7
Display Blocks ............................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
Sound Blocks .............................................................................. 14
Event Blocks ............................................................................... 16
Control Blocks ............................................................................. 20
Sensor Blocks ............................................................................. 23
Operator Blocks .......................................................................... 28
Variable Blocks ........................................................................... 32
My Blocks .................................................................................... 34
Weather Blocks ............................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
More Motor Blocks ........................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
More Movement Blocks ................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
More Sensors ................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
Music Blocks ................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
Log and Visualize Data Over Time Error! Bookmark not defined.
Display Extension .......................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
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Word Block Types
The Scratch programming language is made up of different types of blocks, each
represented by a different shape.
Hat Blocks
Hat Blocks are used to start a program. They have a rounded top so that other
blocks can only be attached under them.
Stack Blocks
Stack Blocks perform the main commands in a program. They’re the blocks that
can make the motors move and the lights light up!
C Blocks
C Blocks are C-shaped blocks. They’re placed between the beginning and the
end of the loop or check whether a condition is “true.” All of the C Blocks can be
found in the Control category.
Reporter Blocks
Reporter Blocks hold values, which be a number or a string. Among other things,
they can hold a sensor reading or store the value of a variable.
Boolean Blocks
Boolean Blocks are conditions that can either be true or false. They’re used
together with C Blocks to form the logic of a program.
Cap Blocks
Cap Blocks are used to end scripts. They’re shaped with a notch at the top and a
flat bottom so that you can’t place any blocks below them. There are two Cap
Blocks, both which can be found in the Control category.
Block Stacks
A block stack is a number of blocks that have been put together.
Word Block Description
Motor Blocks
Motor Blocks either make the motors run or get information from the motors. The Motor
Blocks category contains the most common Motor Blocks.
Run Motor for Duration Runs one motor clockwise or

counterclockwise for a specified
number of rotations, seconds, or
degrees.
The motor speed is set by the Set

Speed Block. The default speed is
75%.
Run Motor for Duration at Speed Runs one motor for a specified
number of rotations, seconds, or
degrees at a specified speed. A
negative speed value runs the motor
counterclockwise.
Start Motor Runs one motor clockwise or

counterclockwise forever.
The motor speed is set by the Set

Speed Block. The default speed is
75%.
Stop Motor Stops one motor from running. The
motor will brake so that it quickly
comes to a complete stop. The
motor will not hold its position once
it has stopped.
Set Motor Speed Sets the speed of one or more

motors. The speed range is -100 to
100. Negative values will reverse
the direction of the motor. If the
speed hasn’t been specified, the
default value is 75%.
Set Motor Position at Stop Sets the action that the motor will
perform when its current command
completes. It can be set to either
float or actively hold position when
the motor stops.
Set Motor Position at Speed Starts running a motor at the

specified speed until the motor is
told to do something else or the
program stops. A negative speed
value runs the motor
counterclockwise.
Start Motor at Power Runs a motor at a specified

percentage of power until the
motor is told to do something else
or the program stops. Unlike the
blocks that use the speed
parameter, which regulates the
power of the motor in order to
maintain a specified speed, this
block will keep the power level
constant without regulation. A
negative power value runs the
motor counterclockwise.
Reset Motor Degrees Counted Resets the degree count of a
motor to “0.” A motor’s degree
count is equal to the motor’s
relative position from where it
started. The degree count is “0”
whenever a program starts, or a
motor is connected to an EV3
Brick. Turning the motor clockwise
increases the count, while turning
counterclockwise decreases the
count.
Motor Degrees Counted Returns the number of degrees a

motor has turned. The degree
count is set to “0” when the
program starts or is reset using the
Reset Degrees Counted Block.
Turning the motor clockwise
increases the count, while turning
counterclockwise decreases the
count.
Motor Speed Reports the current speed of the

motor. The value given is the
motor’s actual speed, not the
speed set by the Set Speed Block.
Movement Blocks
Movement blocks enable you to run two motors in a synchronized motion. They’re
primarily used to move Driving Bases around. Only motors of the same type (e.g., two
Medium Motors) can be synchronized.
Move for Duration Moves a model forward or

backward for a specified number
of seconds, degrees or rotations.
Use the Set Movement Motors

Block to match the Ports on your
model that are connected to
Large Motors. The default Ports
are B (left) and C (right).
The speed of the motors is set by

the Set Movement Speed Block.
The default speed is 50%.
Move with Steering for Duration Moves a model forward the
specified number of seconds,
degrees, or rotations with the
specified steering. the possibility
of steering.
Higher steering values (i.e. +99

and -99) will make the arc path of
the Driving Base sharper.
Use a value of “0” to drive in a

straight line. Using the values 100
and -100 will make the Driving
Base pivot on itself.

The speed of the motors is set by

the Set Movement Speed Block.
The default speed is 50%.
Start Moving with Steering Starts moving a model forward

with the possibility of steering
forever. Higher steering values
(i.e. +99 and -99) will make the
arc path of the Driving Base
sharper.

Stop Moving Stops all movement.

Set Movement Speed Sets the speed of a moving

Driving Base. The speed range is
-100 to 100. Negative values
change the direction of the
movement. The default value is
75%
Set Movement Motors Sets the movement motors for

the Movement Blocks. The first
specified Port sets the left motor,
and the second specified Port
sets the right motor. The default
Ports are B (left) and C (right).
Set Movement Motors to Hold Position Sets the action that the
at Stop movement motors will perform
when their current command
completes. It can be set to either
float or actively hold the current
position when the motors stop.
Move with Steering for Duration at Moves a model the specified
number of seconds, degrees, or
Speed
rotations at the specified speed,
with the specified steering.

Higher steering values (i.e. +99

and -99) will make the arc path of
the Driving Base sharper.

Move for Duration at Speed Moves a model the specified

number of seconds, degrees, or
rotations at the specified speed
for each motor.
The first speed value sets the

speed of the left motor, and the
second speed value sets the
speed of the right motor.

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Start Moving with Steering at Speed Starts moving a model at the
specified speed, with the
specified steering until the motors
are told to do something else or
the program stops.

Start Moving at Speed Starts moving a model at the

specified speed for each motor
until the motors are told to do
something else or the program
stops.
The first speed value sets the

speed of the left motor, and the
second speed value sets the
speed of the right motor.

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Display Blocks
Display blocks enable you to display text or graphics on the EV3 Brick Display.
Display Image for Seconds Displays the selected image

on the EV3 Brick Display for
the specified number of
seconds.
Display Image Displays the selected image

on the EV3 Brick Display.
The image remains on the
Display until it is overwritten

by another block, the Display
is cleared, or the program
stops.
Write at Line Displays the defined text at

the specified line on the EV3
Brick Display. The line height
is 10 pixels.
The text remains on the

stops.
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Write at Coordinates with Font Displays the defined text in
the specified font, at the
specified XY coordinates on
the EV3 Brick Display. The
line height is 10 pixels.
The text remains on the

stops.
Clear Display Clears the EV3 Brick
Display.
Set Status Lights to Color Sets the Brick Status Lights

to the specified color and
pulse option.
Possible options are green,

red, orange, green pulse, red
pulse, and orange pulse.
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Sound Blocks
Sound blocks enable you to play sounds using the speaker inside the
EV3 Brick.
Play Sound Until Done Plays a selected sound on

EV3 Brick and waits until
the sound is finished.
Start Sound Starts playing a selected

sound on the EV3 Brick and
immediately continues the
programming stack.
Play Beep for Seconds Plays a beep tone on the

EV3 Brick for a specified
number of seconds.
Start Playing Beep Plays a beep tone on the

EV3 Brick. The tone will
keep playing until the
speaker is told to do
something else or the
program stops.
Stop All Sounds This block stops all sounds

that are currently playing on
the EV3 Brick.
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Set Volume This block sets the volume
of the sound. The default
volume is 100%.
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Event Blocks
Event blocks are comprised entirely of Hat Blocks, meaning that they’re
always the first block in a programming stack and other blocks can only
be attached under them. Hat Blocks are necessary to start a
programming stack and will be triggered when a specified event occurs.
When Program Starts Runs all of the blocks

attached to it, sequentially
from top to bottom, when the
program starts. The program
can be started by using the
Download and Run Button, or
by selecting and running the
program from the EV3 Brick.
When Color Is Runs the blocks attached to it

when the Color Sensor
detects a specified color. The
sensor can detect:
- Black
- Brown
- Blue
- (4) Light Blue
- Green
- Yellow
- Red
- White
- No color
- Any change in color
This block will only trigger in

the event of detecting the
specified color. This means
that the block will not re-
trigger as long as the detected
color remains unchanged.
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When Pressed Runs the blocks attached to it
when the Touch Sensor is
pressed or released.
This block will only trigger at

the specified event. This
means that the block will not
re-trigger as long as the state
of the Touch Sensor remains
unchanged.
When Distance Is Runs the blocks attached to it

when the Ultrasonic Sensor’s
distance to an object is less
than, greater than, equal to, or
changes more than the
specified distance in
centimeters or inches.

re-trigger if the distance
remains unchanged.
When Angle Is Runs the blocks attached to it

when the Gyro Sensor’s angle
is less than , greater than,
equal to, or changed more
than the specified angle.

re-trigger if the angle remains
unchanged.
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When Brick Button Pressed Runs the blocks attached to it
when the specified Brick
Button is pressed or released.

re-trigger as long as the Brick
Button remains in its current
state.
When Runs the blocks attached to it

when its Boolean condition is
true.
the event of the condition
becoming true. This means
that the block will not re-
trigger if the condition remains
true.
When I Receive Message Runs the blocks attached to it

when the specified message
is broadcasted by either the
Broadcast Message or the
Broadcast Message and Wait
Block.
Broadcast Message Broadcasts the specified

message. All of the When I
Receive Message Blocks that
have been set to the specified
message will activate.
This Broadcast Block sends

the specified message and
immediately proceeds to the
next block, unlike the
Broadcast Message and Wait
Block, which will wait until all
of the programming stacks
“listening” for this message
have finished before
proceeding.
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Broadcast Message and Broadcasts the specified
message. All of the When I
Wait
Receive Message Blocks that
have been set to the specified
message will activate.
This Broadcast Block sends

the specified message and
waits until all of the
programming stacks
“listening” for this message
have finished before
proceeding to the next block
in its own stack. This is unlike
the Broadcast Message
Block, which will proceed
without waiting.
When Timer Runs the blocks attached to it

when the timer exceeds the
specified value.

the event of the timer
exceeding the specified
value.. This means that the
block will not re-trigger as
long as the timer is above the
specified value.
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Control Blocks
The Control Blocks category contains all of the blocks that can modify
the linear flow of block execution, such as “wait for” structures, loops
and conditions.
Wait for Seconds This block pauses the programming

stack for a specified number of
seconds – it supports whole numbers
and decimals.
Wait Until This block pauses the programming

stack until a specified Boolean
condition is true.
Repeat Loop This block pauses the programming

stack until a specified Boolean
condition is true.
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Forever Loop All of the blocks held inside this

block will loop forever.
The only way to stop the loop is to
interrupt the program by pressing the
Stop button, or by using the Stop All
Block.
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Repeat Until Loop All of the blocks held inside the block
will loop until the specified Boolean
condition is true. When the specified
condition becomes true, blocks
beneath it will play.
If Then This block will check whether

the specified Boolean condition
is true.
If the condition is true, all of the

blocks held inside it will play. If
the condition is false, the
blocks will be ignored.
If Then Else This block will check whether

the specified Boolean condition
is true.
If the condition is true, the

blocks held inside the first
space will play and the stack
will continue. If the condition is
false, the blocks inside the
second space will play.
Stop Stops all running programming

stacks, its own programming
stack, or stops and exits the
program.
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Stop Other Stacks This block stops all programming
stacks expect its own.
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Sensor Blocks
Sensor Blocks receive information from the sensors.
Is Reflected Light Intensity? Returns “true” if the Color Sensor’s

reflected light intensity is greater
than, equal to, or less than the
specified percentage.
Reflected Light Intensity Returns the Color Sensor’s reflected

light intensity, as a percentage. The
returned value is scaled according to
the Color Sensor’s reflected light
intensity calibration, which can be
changed using the Calibrate
Reflected Light Intensity Block.
Set Reflected Light Intensity Calibrate the Color Sensor’s

Calibration sensitivity to reflected light intensity.
Minimum and maximum thresholds
can be calibrated.
Wait Until Color Is Pauses the programming state until

the Color Sensor detects the
specified color. The sensor can
detect
– Black
– White
– Blue
– Brown
– Green
– Yellow
– Red
– No color
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Is Color? Returns true if the Color Sensor
detects the specified color. The
detectable colors are:
– Black
– White
– Blue
– Brown
– Green
– Yellow
– Red
– No color
Color Returns the Color Sensor’s detected

color, as a number. Possible values
are:
0 – No color
1 – Black
2 – Blue
3 – Green
4 – Yellow
5 – Red
6 – White
7 – Brown
Is Ambient Light Intensity Returns true if the Color Sensor’s

ambient light intensity is greater
than, equal to, or less than the
specified percentage.
Ambient Light Intensity Returns the Color Sensor’s ambient

light intensity, as a percentage.
Wait Until Pressed Pauses the programming stack until

the Touch Sensor is pressed or
released.
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Is Pressed? Returns true if the Touch Sensor is
pressed.
Wait Until Distance Is Pauses the programming stack until

the Ultrasonic Sensor’s distance to
an object is less than, greater than,
equal to, or changed more than the
specified distance in centimeters or
inches.
Is Distance? Returns true is the Ultrasonic

Sensor’s distance to an object is
greater than, equal to, or less than
the specified distance in centimeters
or inches.
Distance? Returns the Ultrasonic Sensor’s

distance to an object in centimeters
or inches. The sensor’s range is 0-
255 centimeters or 0-100 inches.
Wait Until Angle Is Pauses the programming stack until

the Gyro Sensor’s angle is less than,
greater than, equal to, or changed
more than the specified angle.
Is Angle? Returns true if the Gyro Sensor’s

angle is greater than, equal to, or
less than the specified angle.
Angle Returns the Gyro Sensor’s angle in

degrees.
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Reset Angle Returns the Gyro Sensor’s angle to
“0.”
Angular Velocity Returns the Gyro Sensor’s angular

velocity, in degrees per second.
Wait Until Brick Button is Pauses the programming stack until

Pressed the specified Brick Button is pressed
or released.
Is Brick Button Pressed? Returns true if the specified Brick

Button is pressed or released.
Brick Button Returns the Brick Button pressed,

expressed as a number. Possible
values are:
0 = No Button
1 = Left Button
2 = Center Button
3 = Right Button
4 = Up Button
5 = Down Button
Timer This block reports the time, in

seconds, since the program started.
The timer restarts every time the
program restarts. Use the Reset
Timer Block to manually restart the
timer.
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Reset Timer This block resets the timer.
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Operator Blocks
Operator blocks perform all of the mathematical operations that can be
done using numerical values.
Pick Random Number Picks a random number

within the specified range,
including both endpoints. For
example, with a specified
range of 1 to 3, the block
could return a 1,2 or 3.
Plus Adds two values and returns

the result.
Minus Subtracts the second value

from the first value and
returns the result.
Multiply Multiplies two values and

returns the result.
Divide Divides the second value by

the first value and returns the
result.
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Less Than Returns true if the first value
is less than the second
value.
Equal Returns true if the first value

is equal to the second value.
Greater Than Returns true if the first value

is greater than the second
value.
And Returns true if both Boolean

values are true.
Or Returns true if at least one of

the Boolean values are true.
Not Returns true if the Boolean

value is false.
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Join Strings Concatenates, or “joins” the
values together and returns
the result. For example if
“hello” and “world” were input
into the block, it would return
“helloworld”). To return “hello
world” input “hello ” and
“world” or “hello” and “ world”
including a space after hello
or before world.
Length of String Returns the number of

characters contained in the
given string. For example, if
the input is “LEGO,” the
block returns “4.”
Mod Returns the remainder of the

division when the first value
is divided by the second
value.
For example, when 10 is the

first input and 3 is the
second, the block will report
1 because 10 divided by 3
gives a remainder of 1.
Negative numbers behave a

little differently because a
remainder must always be
positive (e.g., -10 mod 3
equals 2, not -1 because you
have to multiply 3 by -4 to
have any remainder at all).
Round Rounds the given number to

the nearest integer. If follows
the standard rules of .5 or
higher are rounded up,
whereas decimals of less
than .5 are rounded down.
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Math Functions Performs the specified math
function on a given number
and reports the result.
Abs – absolute value

Floor – lowest value
Ceiling – highest value
Sqrt – square root
Sin – sine
Cos – cosine
Tan – tangent
Asin – inverse sine
Acos – inverse cosine
Atan – inverse tangent
Ln – natural logarithm
Log – logarithm
E^ - exponential (base e)
(inverse functions of Ln)
10 ^ - exponential (base 10)
(inverse function of log)
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Variable Blocks
The Variable Blocks category contains all of the blocks linked to
variables and lists (arrays).
Variable Returns the value of a variable.

Whenever a variable is created,
a version of this block appears
with the variable’s given name
on it, resulting in a version of
this block for every variable.
Each version of the block holds
its “assigned” value.
Set Variable To Sets the variable to the

specified value. The variable
can be either a string or a
number.
Change Variable By Changes the variable by a

specified value. If the variable
is a text string and not a
number, it is set to the value
the variable was to be changed
by (casting the string to a “0”).
List Returns the value of a list.

Whenever a list is created, a
version of this block appears
with the list’s given name on it,
resulting in a version of this
block for every list.
Add Item to List Adds an item containing the

specified text or number to a
list.
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Delete All Items in List The block deletes all of the
items in the specified list.
Replace Item at Index in Replaces the specified item’s

List with Another Item content with a specified value.
Value of Item at Index in Returns the value of the

List specified item in a specified list.
Length of List Returns the number of items

contained in the specified list.
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My Blocks
My Blocks are part of the Variable Blocks category. You can create your
own definition of a My Block.
Define Block This block allows you to create

your own block. The My Block
is the group of blocks that is
attached to the Define Block.
My Block Runs a user-defined My Block.

The block is defined by the
Define Block.
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Run Motor for Duration Runs one motor clockwise or

The motor speed is set by the Set

Start Motor Runs one motor clockwise or

The motor speed is set by the Set

Set Motor Speed Sets the speed of one or more

Set Motor Position at Speed Starts running a motor at the

Start Motor at Power Runs a motor at a specified

Motor Degrees Counted Returns the number of degrees a

Motor Speed Reports the current speed of the

Move for Duration Moves a model forward or

Use the Set Movement Motors

The speed of the motors is set by

Higher steering values (i.e. +99

Use a value of “0” to drive in a

Use the Set Movement Motors

The speed of the motors is set by

Start Moving with Steering Starts moving a model forward

Use a value of “0” to drive in a

Use the Set Movement Motors

Set Movement Speed Sets the speed of a moving

Set Movement Motors Sets the movement motors for

Use the Set Movement Motors

Higher steering values (i.e. +99

Use a value of “0” to drive in a

Move for Duration at Speed Moves a model the specified

The first speed value sets the

Use the Set Movement Motors

Use the Set Movement Motors

Start Moving at Speed Starts moving a model at the

The first speed value sets the

Use the Set Movement Motors

Display Image for Seconds Displays the selected image

Display Image Displays the selected image

Display until it is overwritten

Write at Line Displays the defined text at

The text remains on the

The text remains on the

Set Status Lights to Color Sets the Brick Status Lights

Possible options are green,

Play Sound Until Done Plays a selected sound on

Start Sound Starts playing a selected

Play Beep for Seconds Plays a beep tone on the

Start Playing Beep Plays a beep tone on the

Stop All Sounds This block stops all sounds

When Program Starts Runs all of the blocks

When Color Is Runs the blocks attached to it

This block will only trigger in

This block will only trigger at

When Distance Is Runs the blocks attached to it

This block will only trigger at

When Angle Is Runs the blocks attached to it

This block will only trigger at

This block will only trigger at

When Runs the blocks attached to it

When I Receive Message Runs the blocks attached to it

Broadcast Message Broadcasts the specified

This Broadcast Block sends

This Broadcast Block sends