At this level, children aged 6 and 7 years are introduced to recurring actions and program branching as well as events while creating interesting games in various programming environments.
The student will receive certificate for each completed level.
500 points
Each completed module is bringing you 100 points and the full level 500 points.
Some of the instruments and programming environments used by the students in this level.
In this module students practice what they have learnt so far by creating games and programming robot behavior with more than one conditional in the program. Students learn how the key word ‘else’ can add a branch to the program.
In this module students will build upon what they have learnt so far by learning that one conditional could contain another conditional within itself. The practice in this module will help students appreciate the practical meaning of conditional instructions.
In this module students expand their knowledge on loops by making their programs more complex, including repeated iterations. Students learn that a full cycle of the inner loop corresponds to an iteration of the outer loops. In this module students learn about loops and conditionals in programming and they build complex algorithms that then used on robots and game sprites. Students consolidate all that they’ve learnt so far and apply it to more complex programs. By building more complex algorithms that include various loops and conditionals, students learn about priorities in a program and how to fix errors in the code.
In this module students learn what variables are and also how to acquire value to the variable. They find out about the various types of variables and the way they can be applied to programming.