The "make a block" function made using Scratch a lot easier. As we learn more and more about the tools available in this program, I've found it has only gotten smoother to work with. If I were to explain "make a block" to someone else, I would say that it is a combination of pre-set blocks that can be condensed in one block. And because that one block saves, you can use it again in future projects without having to make that long combination again. One might use "make a block" if the characters in the project were doing something repeatedly, like dancing, or if you were having them do something that looked really nice on the program so you may wanted to save it for later.
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