I looked through the already created sprites that Scratch had and based a game off of those. I can create and add my own sprites, backgrounds, and sounds but they're hard to find and even harder to perfect. Therefore, I created a game that has a mouse as the main sprite that is trying to find and eat cheese. I had to create a cheese sprite and a cat sprite to make my game work. To create a sprite you have to find a picture online, size it correctly, and upload it. It took quite a bit of coding for this game and I sat there stumped quite a bit on why certain coding patterns didn't work. One of the most helpful things I realized this week was how to use the "if...then..." block. I found out you need to have the forever block around it so it is constantly checking for the "if...then..." situation. Otherwise it will only check for it once and most of the time the situation isn't happening right when you begin the game. I'm still struggling as to why it only works sometimes and not every time I use it, but I've only been on here for 4 weeks.