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Algorithm and Breaking Up Tasks
- 1. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Happy Maps 1 01-PS-11
- 3. What did we learn in the last class? In this class, we will learn steps to move a cartoon Revision
- 5. Say “Hello” to Flurb This is our Flurb Hello Students
- 6. Where is Flurb moving? (Hint: Check arrow) How many of you think it is - Left Right Up Down Move Flurb - 1 Click here for answer
- 7. Move Flurb - 2 Click here for answer Where is Flurb moving? How many of you think it is - Left Right Up Down
- 8. Move Flurb - 3 A B C Click here for answer Where is Flurb moving? How many of you think it is - Left Right Up Down
- 9. Move Flurb - 4 A C B Click here for answer Where is Flurb moving? How many of you think it is - Left Right Up Down
- 10. How will Flurb move towards the fruit? Help Flurb eat the Fruit - 1 Click here to move towards fruit RIGHT
- 11. How will Flurb move towards the fruit? Help Flurb eat the Fruit - 2 First Way - Click here to move towards fruit Second Way - Click here to move towards fruit Left Right Up Down
- 12. Assignment - 1 Take assignment sheet 1. Cut the directions as in the assignment sheet. Paste them as explained below Left Right Up Down Right Right Left Down Left Up Right Down
- 13. Assignment - 2 Take assignment sheet 2. Make Flurb reach the fruit in a maze by pasting the directions
- 14. So what did we learn today? Directions Make Flurb move to get to the fruit Solved a Maze