Computing · Stage 2
Review: Term 1
Building Blocks · look back at algorithms, parts, data & passwords
✦ Computing📘 Stage 2 · S2⏱ ~10 min🧒 Ages 6–7★ Free to start
recall algorithms, parts, data and passwords
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Kavi Looks Back on Term 1
"Wow — look how much you learned this term!" Kavi cheered, flapping proudly. "You can write an algorithm — steps in order that finish a job. You know each part's job — some put things in, one thinks, one remembers, some show things out. You can collect data with a tally. And you keep your password a secret! Let's look back at all four together, then show what you remember."
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What your child will learn
1Remember: an algorithm is steps in orderAn algorithm is a complete list of steps, written in order, that finishes a job. Press Run — here is a plan to feed the fish, one step at a time, top to bottom.
2Every part has one jobTap each part to remember its job. Some parts put things IN, one thinks, one remembers, and some show things OUT.
3Ask a question, then tally the answersTo collect data, you ask a question and make one mark for each answer. Count each row to see how many. The tallest count was chosen the most.
4Keep it secret, or okay to tell?Your password is a secret that keeps you safe — never tell it, even to friends. Some other things are fine to share. Tap the right box for each one.
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A peek inside
Finish the sentence: an algorithm is a complete list of ____ that finishes a job.
think of a recipe — every step, in order
Try this at home: What is an algorithm?
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