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Conditionals with the Farmer

Standards:

5.AP.M.1 - Demonstrate how to decompose a task of complexity into simple tasks and compose a simple task into tasks of complexity.

Students will be able to:

  • Define circumstances when certain parts of a program should run and when they shouldn't.
  • Determine whether a conditional is met based on criteria.

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Warm Up

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Warm Up

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Reflect:

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When might you use a conditional in your code?

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Warm Up

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Vocabulary

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Today you will be continuing to use conditionals in your code.

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Condition - A statement that a program checks to see if it is true or false. If true, an action is taken. Otherwise, the action is ignored.

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Warm Up

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Vocabulary (cont.)

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Conditionals - Statements that only run under certain conditions.

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While loop - A loop that continues to repeat while a condition is true.

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Activity

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Level 1-3 - Skill Building

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Activity

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1-3

Do This:

  • Follow the instructions on each level.
  • Once you finish all skill building levels, you may move on.

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Level 5 - Predict

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Activity

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Do This

  • Read the code, then make a prediction.

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Level 6-9 - Skill Building

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Activity

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Do This:

  • Follow the instructions on each level.
  • Once you finish all skill building levels, you may move on.

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Level 11-14 - Skill Building

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Activity

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Do This:

  • Follow the instructions on each level.
  • Once you finish all skill building levels, you may move on.

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Level 15-16 - Challenge + Practice

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Activity

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Do This:

  • Challenge yourself with Level 15
  • Get more practice with conditionals in Level 16

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Wrap Up

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Conditionals with the Farmer - Wrap Up

Reflect:

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Give an example of a conditional in your daily life.

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For example: If I am hungry, I eat some food.

While I am walking across the street,

I keep an eye out for cars.

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