(Greg Reid has written two Computing text books for the Scottish education system. His resources are used in thousands of schools all over the world.)
Computational Thinking (learning to think in a logical/problem solving way) is the buzz word in the teaching of programming. By teaching students to predict the outcome of small pieces of code they naturally become better at building their own programs.
Although this homework uses Scratch program code, the code is simply a vehicle to ask the questions and the homework may be used with students who have never seen Scratch.
This homework focuses on move and rotate.
Permission has been granted by the Scratch team to uses images of Scratch code.
Have fun. My students loved these!
Computational Thinking (learning to think in a logical/problem solving way) is the buzz word in the teaching of programming. By teaching students to predict the outcome of small pieces of code they naturally become better at building their own programs.
Although this homework uses Scratch program code, the code is simply a vehicle to ask the questions and the homework may be used with students who have never seen Scratch.
This homework focuses on move and rotate.
Permission has been granted by the Scratch team to uses images of Scratch code.
Have fun. My students loved these!
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Great! Suitable for all KS3
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