Repeat Loops: Draw Shapes with the Pen
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- 35 marks
- about 37 minutes
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Scratch Programming, Lesson 2 of 8. Pupils use repeat loops to draw regular shapes with the Pen blocks, learn that the turn for any regular shape is 360 divided by its number of sides, and nest one loop inside another to draw a flower.
18 slides.
Lesson outline
- 100 Blocks or 3?
- Do Now
- You Already Know: A Full Turn Is 360°
- I Do — A Square, Then a Square With a Loop
- Quick Check — How Many Blocks?
- I Do — A Triangle, and the Trap
- Hinge Check — The Hexagon
- Part 1 (together) — A Pentagon
- Fill the Table
- Part 2 — The Shape Bank
- Part 3 (together) — A Flower: A Loop Inside a Loop
- Part 3 — Test and Save Your Flower
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