@robotical/martyblocksjr 3.5.25 → 3.5.27

package/editions/free/src/localizations/en.json

@@ -1070,7 +1070,7 @@
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS2_STEP_7_TEXT": "Now let's see if you can simplify code using arguments all by yourself! <br/><br/>You already have a <b/>walk forward</b> block in the right place, how many are in this code? write the correct number in the arguments box.",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS2_STEP_8_TEXT": "Great work! Now add in a <b/>slide right</b> block like shown - what number will you put as an argument to match the example code?",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS2_STEP_9_TEXT": "Now add a <b/>slide left</b> block like the example code - how many left blocks are there? what argument should you put in your left block?",
-  "MARTY_JRBLOCKS2_STEP_10_TEXT": "Almost there! Add a <b/>walk backwards</b> block like the example code and add in the right argument.",
+  "MARTY_JRBLOCKS2_STEP_10_TEXT": "Almost there! Add a <b>walk backwards</b> block like the example code and add in the right argument.",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS2_END": "You did it! You're an arguments expert and a code-simplifying genius!",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_TITLE": "Traffic Light Marty",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_1_TEXT": "In this tutorial, we're going to learn how to use wait functions in BlocksJr.",
@@ -1078,7 +1078,7 @@
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_3_TEXT": "Now add a green flag block to start off our code",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_4_TEXT": "Now add an end block to finish our code",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_5_TEXT": "Waiting is really important in programming <b/>and</b> in the real world. <br/><br/>In programming, waiting helps us do the right tasks at the right time, giving us control over when things happen.<br/><br/> In the real world, waiting can help keep us safe - like at traffic lights!",
-  "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_6_TEXT": "Let’s learn about the wait function and turn Marty into a traffic light. <br/><br/>Here is the basic sequence of a traffic light: red means wait, orange means wait then get ready, green means go!",
+  "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_6_TEXT": "Let’s learn about the wait function and turn Marty into a traffic light. <br/><br/>Here is the basic sequence of a traffic light: <span style='color:red'>red</span> means wait, <span style='color:orange'>orange</span> means wait then get ready, <span style='color:green'>green</span> means go!",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_7_TEXT": "We need to turn Marty’s eyes red, orange and green. Select three of the LED eye colour blocks, and make one red, one orange and one green.",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_8_TEXT": "Let’s start on red, turn to orange and then green. Based on our traffic light example, what should our code do at each colour?<br/><br/>Here's our code sequence:",
   "MARTY_JRBLOCKS3_STEP_9_TEXT": "Place two <b/>wait</b> blocks as shown here, one after the red LED eye block, and one after the orange LED eye block. <br/><br/>Change the arguments so Marty waits for 5 seconds at red, and 2 seconds at orange.",

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@robotical/martyblocksjr",
-  "version": "3.5.25",
+  "version": "3.5.27",
   "description": "ScratchJr",
   "publishConfig": {
     "registry": "https://registry.npmjs.org/",