Use scratch to follow the mouse

Open Scratch and start a new project by clicking "Create" or opening the Scratch Desktop.

Choose a sprite you like from the sprite library or upload one by clicking the sprite button.

Pick a backdrop from the backdrop library to give your scene a fun background.

In the Code area click Events and drag the "when green flag clicked" block into the scripts area.

In Control drag a "forever" block and snap it under the "when green flag clicked" block.

In Motion drag the "glide 1 secs to x: ( ) y: ( )" block and drop it inside the "forever" loop.

Replace the x and y fields in the glide block with the "mouse x" and "mouse y" reporters from Sensing so the sprite moves toward the mouse pointer.

In Motion add the "point towards [mouse-pointer]" block and place it just above the glide block so the sprite faces the pointer.

Click the green flag to test and watch your sprite follow the mouse pointer across the stage.

Change the glide time number to a smaller value to make the sprite follow faster or a larger value to make it smoother.

Add a "when this sprite clicked" event and attach a "say" block so the sprite responds when you click it.

Add a "say" block that shows the mouse x and mouse y using the "join" block and "mouse x" and "mouse y" reporters so you can learn the coordinates.

Share your finished Scratch project on DIY.org so others can see how your sprite follows the mouse.