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Congratulations on your first lines of code kids. You are all on the path to becoming one of the smartest people on the

planet.Now, lets do a little recap on what we learned on Saturday

shall we?

Emails: we all learned what emails are about and what we use them for. Can we remember our email IDs? Write it in

the box belowNow we went on to do a little bit of coding

which we all enjoyed very much and we had Anna and Elsa of Disney’s “Frozen” to help us. So, we are going to put our thinking caps on and see if we can recognize the puzzles from our last class.

Do you recognize the puzzle below? Write down the correct line of code in the box provided below the puzzle that would make the character complete the task.

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Do you recognize the puzzle below? Write down the correct lines of code in the box provided below the puzzle that would make the character complete the upside down “L” task.

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Hint: There are 3 lines of code required

Do you recognize the puzzle below? Write down the correct lines of code in the box provided below the puzzle that would make the character complete the “Square” task.

Hint: There are 8 lines of code required

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Do you recognize the puzzle below? Write down in the box provided below the puzzle, the correct number of times the character should repeat in order to complete the “Square” task.

Do you recognize the puzzle below? Write down in the box provided below the puzzle, the correct angle the character should turn; and the number of times the character should repeat the grey and light blue process in order to complete the “Triple-Square Fan Blade” task.

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Hint: The angle required is between 110 and 130

Degrees

NB: Print out a copy of this after it has been answered and bring it to our next lesson. Remember to have fun when you are doing this and do not be afraid to make mistakes because that is the easiest way to learn.

GET TO IT!!

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