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=Week 2=
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|Week 2
|Make the Turtle Move with different inputs and to display outputs
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|Objectives
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#Familiarization of ways of defining parameters - movement, co-ordinates and colour
#Visualize space, co-ordinates and shapes through movement and vice versa
#Deconstruct the logic in a sequence of instructions
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|Hands-on Activity
|Activity #1 (Part A)
#Make the turtle move to a given co-ordinate position; turtle can be moved by specifying the end position also
#Demonstrate movements of the turtle using the angle block
#What does the radius mean? What does the angle instruct the turtle?
#To draw a circle, what would you instruct the turtle?
#See the picture here. What should have been the commands? (Hint : it involves co-ordinates and angles)
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|Screenshot of Part-A and Part-B
|[[File:1..png|200px]][[File:2..png|200px]]
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|Hands-on Activity
|Activity #1 (Part B)
#The Turtle can also display outputs using the Print block from the extra options palette.
#The Turtle can be used to label a figure, using the Show block to be found on main palette.
#The Turtle block to be found on extra options palette allows you to change the colour of the Turtle
#Here is a piece of programming to show how to print and how to change the colour of the Turtle and label a text.
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|Screenshot of Part-B
|[[File:3.png|400px]]Guess why the text “Square” appears 4 times. What can you do to avoid it?
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|Hands-on Activity
|Activity #1 (Part C)
#Fun with changing colours and shapes
#Use the command heading
#Make the students draw shapes, vary colour
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|Screenshots for Part C
|[[File:11.png|200px]][[File:12.png|200px]]<br>
[[File:13.png|200px]][[File:14.png|200px]]Ask the students to work with more Turtle cards - http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activities/Turtle_Art
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|Hands-on Activity
|Portfolio components (Part D)
#Ask students to construct circle of different radii
#Construct the following nested circles and explore further such creations using Angle, Co-ordinates, Left, Right, Backward, Forward, etc
#What commands did you use? Are there any different ways of doing this?
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|Screenshots for Part D
|[[File:21.png|200px]][[File:22.png|200px]]
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