Coding in school, Std by Std. Tap blocks or type real commands, and watch your program draw, move and play. It all runs inside this page: no installing, no internet needed.
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A turn is measured in degrees, and the size of the turn decides the shape.
Start → Lesson 2
A loop repeats work, so one line can do the job of twenty.
Start → Lesson 3
Putting one loop inside another turns a simple shape into a pattern.
Start → Lesson 4
The pen has settings: a colour, a width, up or down, and fill on or off.
Start → Lesson 5
You can teach the turtle a brand new command and give it any name you like.
Start → Lesson 6
A bug is a mistake in the code, and finding it is a normal part of coding.
Start →Make a rangoli that turns all the way around one centre point. Choose a shape, choose how many times it repeats, and keep changing the turn until the pattern closes perfectly. Remember that the turns must add up to 360.
Build it →ProjectTurn your name into a piece of art. Write one block for a shape you like, then use that block again and again to spell or decorate your name. Give the block a name that says what it draws.
Build it →a loop saves lines: repeat 6 [ forward 1 ] instead of six lines
Play →Mazepar 4a loop can repeat more than one action, not just walking
Play →Mazepar 5spotting a repeated pattern turns a long program into one short loop
Play → Bug huntA triangle with three equal sides.
Fix it →Bug huntA square with sides of 80.
Fix it → Draw★★Draw this shape: a star with five points, drawn without lifting the pen.
Draw it →Draw★★Draw this picture: a round sun in the middle with twelve rays around it.
Draw it →
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