
Coding a Geometric Star Quilt
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Computers
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6th - 8th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Maria Benites
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23 Slides • 11 Questions
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Open Ended
Have you ever seen a Quilt before?
What is something unique about them?
If you have not seen one, look one up on Google and share something that you notice.
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War Bonnet Quilt
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Open Ended
What is something unique you notice as the quilt is being built?
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Star Quilts Article.pdf - Google Drive
You can open this webpage in a new tab.
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Open Ended
What stands out to you about Star Quilts?
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Pattern - Something that happens or appears in a regular and repeated way
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Rhombus - A polygon with four equal sides, opposite sides are parallel, opposite angles are equal.
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Categorize
Rhombus Sort
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Activity
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Draw
Circle the patterns. Draw an X over the images that do not have patterns.
Then, draw your own pattern and non-pattern.
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Select four different colors and fill in your Star Quilt. Then, write about two patterns you observe.
Task 2:
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Open Ended
What patterns do you notice in this star?
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Open Ended
What patterns do you see in the flower?
What patterns do you see in the turtle shell?
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Open Ended
What other visual patterns can you think of that you’ve seen before? (besides the one shown in the pictures)
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Open Ended
In your own words, what is a pattern?
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Pattern - Something that happens or appears in a regular and repeated way
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Open Ended
In your own words, what is a Rhombus?
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Rhombus - A polygon with four equal sides, opposite sides are parallel, opposite angles are equal.
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You write code to make your character draw almost anything
Artist
Objects or shapes that share the same center
Concentric
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A sequence of code that is repeated
Loop
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One part of the star shape
Point
A number of objects arranged in a straight line. In this case, a orderly line of rhombuses
Row
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Repeat Blocks
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Open Ended
What is the difference between an 8-pointed star shape and an 8-pointed Star Quilt?
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You write code to make your character draw almost anything
Artist
Objects or shapes that share the same center
Concentric
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A sequence of code that is repeated
Loop
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One part of the star shape
Point
A number of objects arranged in a straight line. In this case, a orderly line of rhombuses
Row
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In this lesson there will be a lot of rhombuses!
In order to stay organized you will use comments.
Comments - Notes to yourself that explain a section of code.They do not alter the program but help keep your code in order.
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Do This:
Follow the instructions on each level.
Once you complete the levels, you will move on to creating the full star.
Level 1-6 - Skill Building
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Do This:
Follow the instructions on each level.
Once you complete the level, you will have created a 8 point star.
Level 8 - Skill Building
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Star Quilts are very special gifts!
When designing your Star Quilt, think of someone special and select meaningful colors and patterns.
You could:
Add a border
Change the colors
Make more or less points
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