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Lower Elementary Programming Chapter 3- Learning to Loop

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Lower Elementary Programming Chapter 3- Learning to Loop
 

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Read each sentence and choose the correct answer.

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A loop is a set of instructions that we do over and over again.

2

When we do the same thing again, we say it will stop.

3

In codeSpark Academy, the new character we met who builds things is named Sally.

4

We used loops to help Woz in a game called Tool Trouble.

5

Instead of saying “build, build, build,” we can use a loop and say build 3 times.

6

A loop helps us write better stories by using fewer blocks.

7

The steps we use to solve puzzles are called Test and Learn steps.

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When we give a computer a list of instructions, we are writing crayon.

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