Intro to Programming - Blockly

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Course
Technologies
Blockly
Features
Narration
Topics
Programming

A course for beginners to write their first real programs.

Intro to Programming - Blockly

This beginner course uses Blockly, a visual tool, and the Blockly Turtle module to make programming simpler and easier to understand, especially for younger students.

We also suggest checking out Blockly for Beginners as an alternative course.

In this course students will learn about:

  • variables
  • user input
  • strings
  • data types
  • branching
  • looping

Students will also be able to see the Blockly code 'under the bonnet' to ease the transition into programming in Python.

Australian Curriculum v9 Content Descriptions

This course is designed to support your lesson planning. While comprehensive, individual resources may not cover every aspect of a content description. We recommend reviewing each resource to determine how it best fits your teaching objectives.

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This course is free for Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand users.

Module Progress
1.
Your first program
2.
Calculating things
3.
Making decisions
4.
Putting it together
5.
Investigating strings
6.
Looping
7.
Advanced looping
8.
Counting with code
9.
Putting it all together
1.
Your first program
1. Hello, World!
2. Bashō Haiku
3. Next Up!
4. Meet the Puppy
5. Match of the Year!
2.
Calculating things
1. Next Olympics
2. Back to Square One
3. Hexagon
3.
Making decisions
4.
Putting it together
5.
Investigating strings
6.
Looping
7.
Advanced looping
8.
Counting with code
9.
Putting it all together
1.
Your first program
1. Writing your first program
2. Strings and printing
3. Variables
4. Reading user input
5. Multiple variables
6. Congratulations
2.
Calculating things
1. Numbers
2. Data types
3. Turtle
4. Calculating angles
5. Congratulations
3.
Making decisions
4.
Putting it together
5.
Investigating strings
6.
Looping
7.
Advanced looping
8.
Counting with code
9.
Putting it all together