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In this coding unit, the guide is clear: « Tout se fait sur papier : aucun ordinateur n’est nécessaire. » (Everything is done on paper: no computer is needed.) Over seven periods, plus one for the assessment, each student programs the delivery robot of their town. You get a 43-page booklet, a 13-page guide, a 24-slide slideshow in PowerPoint and PDF, a 6-page assessment with its rubrics, 4 pages of materials, a reference sheet and a poster. All materials are in French.

The code is written with blocks, such as « répéter 4 fois » (repeat 4 times), and the robot Pixel moves on a grid map. Students run a code block by block, then move on to loops, variables and conditions, before writing a code for a math problem and finding the bugs.

The guide gives the answers for each period, and the assessment has twelve questions out of 40 points.

You can have a student play the robot in the aisle, or have teams of two work with a token on the large map.

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