

week 5
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Computers
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6th - 8th Grade
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Hard
klaithem NEYADI
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Programming in Kodu
G r a d e 6
W e e k 5
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YOUR TEXT HERE
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Lorem ipsum dolor sata amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit, sed
do eiusmod tempor incididunt
ut labore et dolore
YOUR TEXT HERE
Classroom Rules
We want our classroom to be a happy, fun and safe place.
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Starter
Typing Club
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https://www.typingclub.com/
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E- safety
Use a good antivirus and
keep it updated
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Wellbeing
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Success Criteria
Lesson Objectives
• Analyse And Deconstruct Code To Work Out Its Purpose.
• Recognised The Difference Between Sequence, Selection And
Repetition
Student can write a description of code in my own words.
Student can use different Programming structure to Program
Kodu Game
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keywords
Deconstructing
Sequence
Selection
Looping
look at existing code
and figure out what it
does or how it works
the order we want
the computer to
execute the
commands.
use conditions to
decide which
commands
to complete.
repeat a set of codes a
specific number of
times
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Creating Worlds and Code
In Kodu, we use When and Do to create code that
programs an object.
Conditions
Actions
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Deconstructing Code
look at existing
code and figure
out what it does
or how it works.
Can you deconstruct some
sample code and explain
what it is intended to do?
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Programming Structures
Sequence
Selection
Reptation
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Sequence
Commands created using sequence are completed one time in the order they
are written.
In this example of sequence, the command will move a character forward:
Scratch
Kodu
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Selection
Commands created using ‘selection’ use conditions to decide which commands to complete.
This works in Kodu with ‘conditions’ and ‘actions.’
In this example of selection, the condition is: when the arrow keys are
pressed, the command completed is: move the character quickly:
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• Repetition (also known as looping) is used when we need to repeat a
sequence of commands.
• In scratch, for example, the ‘forever’ loop is used.
• With Kodu, there are no tiles for repetition. Kodu automatically uses
repetition
Scratch
Kodu
Repetition
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Demonstrate how to program control commands (to make the rover move)
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Tell Me
2
Things
You have
Learned Today ..!
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Programming in Kodu
G r a d e 6
W e e k 5
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