To program the Arduino Board, go inside the project, open the ATmega328P sprite, and edit the blocks under 'loop' and 'setup'. In this version, I added the ability to print to the Serial Monitor through the 'serialPrint' block. Uppercase letters A-Z as well as space and a '\' for a newline are accepted as writable characters.
I got the Arduino graphic online. The programming was done by me. The next challenge is to add circuitry and components. I will add a Breadboard at some point. For now, I will try to add a basic LED and wireable pins.
