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 variable is a named box that holds a number you can change later.
Start → Lesson 2
When a loop changes a variable each time round, the drawing spirals.
Start → Lesson 3
An if lets the program compare two numbers and act only when the answer is yes.
Start → Lesson 4
random gives a different number every time, so a program need not be the same twice.
Start → Lesson 5
Give every part of a drawing its own named block, and the program reads like a list of parts.
Start → Lesson 6
Plan a big drawing on paper first, then build it one tested part at a time.
Start →Build a city along the bottom of the page. Each building is a box, a loop draws the whole row, and a variable gives every building a different height. Then decorate it: windows, a sun, a moon, whatever your city needs.
Build it →ProjectMake a spirograph: one shape drawn over and over, turned a little each time. Tiny changes to the turn give completely different patterns, so keep a note of the pairs of numbers that look best.
Build it →the shortest looking route is not always the one that exists
Play →Mazepar 17break a long journey into straight runs and write each one as a repeat
Play →Mazepar 20the same turn repeated with shrinking runs makes a spiral
Play → Bug huntA hexagon with six equal sides.
Fix it →Bug huntA blue square filled with colour.
Fix it → Draw★★★Draw this picture: a square house with a pointed roof on top.
Draw it →Draw★★★Draw this picture: a flower with six petals around a small centre.
Draw it →
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