Your first sketch was successfully coded.

We'll now see what we can do with the display.

While working on the display, we will mostly use the display block section.

In this task, we will try to write on CircuitPet's display. A good thing to know is that if you have to write something on your display, firstly, you will have to set the font size, font type, and font color. 

Let's look for the font size block that looks like this:

You can make your letters whatever size you want.

Now, let's set the font type. 

It's in the same block section as the previous one.

This is what your code should look like by now: 

The last thing we have to determine is the font color. 

We chose navy for the font color, but you can use any color from the color palette.

Let's make the main part of this sketch - write a sentence (or a word) you want to print on display.

To do that, you'll have to use this block:

As you can see, there are three white circles used for writing. 

The first one, next to print, determines the sentence that will appear on display.

The "x" and "y" mark coordinates where the text will appear on display.

We decided to write "Hello, world!" on the screen, but we kept the coordinates.  

The last thing you need to do in this sketch is click on a "draw sprite to display" block.

We need to use this block to ensure this code will appear on display.

Hit the big red Run button and wait for the code to compile!