Miller Classwork

ELEMENTARY CLASSES ~

Cheetahs/Leopards

• Mouse Practice
•    TypingClub
•  Cheetahs Code.org
• Leopards Code.org

Jaguars/Pumas

• TypingClub
• Code.org
• Jaguars_Code.org

Panthers/Tigers

• TypingClub
• Code.org
• Code.org Panthers

Bobcats/Lions

• Typing.com
• EverFi.com
• Code.org

UPPER SCHOOL CLASSES ~

A. Do Now

• Events are very common in computer programs, especially in video games.
• In your composition book define an event then list 3 actions that lead to events. (For example: Feeling hungry and eating food; Stubbing your toe and yelling “Ouch!”: Getting the basketball in the basket and scoring a point for your team!)
• Next, list your favorite video game and explain how it relates to events.
• Share with a partner. Discuss the differences between your events and your partner’s.

B. Independent Practice

1. Pd 4–  Go Code.org Pd 4 and click on your name + secret word then click Sign in.
2. Pd 5 – Go to Code.org Pd 5 and click on your name + secret words then click Sign in.
3. After you Sign In, complete Lessons 6 – Build a Star Wars Game. After the Lesson complete Section C (Part 1-3).

C. Reflection + Assessment

Lesson 6: Build a Star Wars Game

Overview: In this online activity, you will practice using events featuring R2-D2 and other Star Wars characters, you will be guided through events, then given space to create a game.

1. Journal Prompts:
   • What was Lesson 6 about?
   • How do you feel about the lesson?
   • Give an example of an event you used in your program today?
   • Why is it important not to share private information online? How do you know if information is private?
2. Make your own Star Wars game.
   • Step 1: Plan out what you want your game to do in your Composition Book.
   • Step 2: After I check your composition book. Create your game.
   • Step 3: When you’re done making your game. Choose SHARE to get the link. Then from your FLPS email send your game link to <miller@flps.com>. Have fun!