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Ice Age Hour of Code - Repeat Statements

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PopCap Games founder John Vechey reviews the repeat forever block. Repeat forever allows your characters to do something continuously without the player having to do anything. Repeating saves tons of time and is key to making a good game. Start learning at http://code.org/ Stay in touch with us!

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I can  name and use:
Repeat blocks and Conditional blocks
when coding.

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Bee Conditionals - the If Flower/Honeycomb block

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Commands- tell you program to preform a task.

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Moraine Valley Community College Library

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Unplugged - Real Life Algorithms - Dice Game

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A- I can explain what an Algorithm is in my own words and I can give an example.

B- I can explain what an algorithm is in my own words and I can give an example we have used in class.

C- I can explain what an algorithm is using class definition and can give an example from class.

D- I can explain what an algorithm is using class definition or I can give an example form class.

E- I can't explain definition of an algorithm or give an example.

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Algorithm - A list of instructions to follow in order to complete a task.

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Unplugged - Real Life Algorithms - Paper Airplanes

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Special thanks to Theo Chocolate #theotour

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A- I can explain the difference between an event and a command. I can use Events within coding without help.

B- I can explain the difference between an event and a command. I can use events within coding sometimes needing correcting.

C- I can explain the difference between an event and a command but uses the wording from class and not own words. I can use events within coding but confuses them with commands.

D- I can't explain the difference between an event and a command. I can use events when coding with help and I confuse them still with commands.

E- I don't understand what an Event is or how to use events.

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1. I can explain the difference between an event and a command.

2. I can explain what an Algorithm is and can give an example

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Can code
0- Got frustrated & gave up
1- With lots of help can code
2- With help can code
3- With a little help can code
4- Can code independently
5- Went past Level

Choose an emoji to describe how you felt about coding

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I rate myself a 5 because I went past level 6 which was the goal.

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I can code using blocks on Levels 1-6 of The hour of Code Lessons code.org

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https://code.org/learn

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.