2. Schedule
Day 1: How Computers Work
Day 2: Beginning Coding: Robots
Day 3: Intermediate Coding: Robots
(Repeats, Loops, and If-Thens)
Day 4: Apply Skills: Scratch Project
19. Scratch Challenge
Events
(Must use at least 1)
Control
(Must use at least 1)
Motion
(Must use at least 3)
Looks
(Must use at least 1)
Extras
(Must use at least 1)
22. Schedule
Day 1: How Computers Work
Day 2: Beginning Coding: Robots
Day 3: Intermediate Coding: Robots
(Repeats, Loops, and If-Thens)
Day 4: Apply Skills: Scratch Project
What do you wish we had a chance to do? Did you think of any questions you wanted to ask but didn’t have time to? What was your favorite part of the last lesson?
Sample Blocks Used Today -- Talking
Sample Blocks Used Today -- Talking
Sample Blocks Used Today -- Talking
Sample Blocks Used Today -- Talking
Sample Blocks Used Today -- Talking
Stage, Tabs, Building Area
Immersive, computer-generated environments
What do you wish we had a chance to do? Did you think of any questions you wanted to ask but didn’t have time to? What was your favorite part of the last lesson?
Immersive, computer-generated environments
Main circuit board; Holds CPU, memory, connectors for drives and expansion cards, and lets every part of your computer communicate with other parts.
Short term memory. Disappears when the computer is turned off. Contains documents you have open or temporary programs.
More RAM you have, the more things you can do at the same time.
Permanent memory or long-term storage—still be there if you turn your computer off. All the code that makes your computer work is stored on here.
Backup—Dash must avoid certain objects while knocking down others.
Sample Blocks Used Today -- Talking
Sample Blocks Used Today -- Talking
Backup—Dash must avoid certain objects while knocking down others.
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Create instruction sheets with pictures.