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Coding and Robotics

Coding and Robotics

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Computers

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5th - 7th Grade

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Bryan Cuff

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11 Slides • 15 Questions

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Coding and Robotics Part 1

​(Patterns, Sequences and Grids)

by Bryan Cuff

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​Patterns

A pattern can be defined as regular and repeated way in which something happens or is done.​

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A pattern can be defined as regular and

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way in which something happens or is done.

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Select the shape that completes the pattern.

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Select the shape that completes the pattern.

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Select the shape that completes the pattern.

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Select the shape that completes the pattern.

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Which geometric pattern is missing?

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Which geometric pattern is missing?

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SEQUENCES A sequence can be defined as an ______________ in which repetition is allowed and order matters. Some sequences contain patterns, where some do not.

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arrangement of objects

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arrangement of patterns

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an arrangement of pictures

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With reference to the previous slide, which is the correct order? Which picture was first?

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With reference to the previous slide, which is the correct order? Which picture was second?

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With reference to the previous slide, which is the correct order? Which picture was third?

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With reference to the previous slide, which is the correct order? Which picture was last?

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can be defined as a pattern or structure made from vertical and horizontal lines crossing each other to form squares or rectangles.

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What number is missing?

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Coding and Robotics Part 1

​(Patterns, Sequences and Grids)

by Bryan Cuff

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