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Programming Directions Assessment

This assessment resource is a great way to summarise student learning from the Programming Directions in a Robot Unit. Assessing three key criteria, you will have a snapshot of each student’s ability to create and follow algorithms that move objects to different locations. The included answer key makes marking quick and easy.

Learning goals

We are learning to give and follow directions to familiar locations.

Curriculum alignment

AC9M1SP02 9 Give and follow directions to move people and objects to different locations within a space ACMMG023 8.4 Give and follow directions to familiar locations

MA1-1WM old Describes mathematical situations and methods using everyday and some mathematical language, actions, materials, diagrams and symbols MA1-16MG old Represents and describes the positions of objects in everyday situations and on maps MA1-GM-01 new Represents and describes the positions of objects in familiar locations

VCMMG099 Give and follow directions to familiar locations

Australian Curriculum covers QLD / SA / WA / NT / TAS / ACT.

Differentiation

Modifications

Use a physical coding robot such as a Bee-Bot to complete the assessment.

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Presentation Year: 1

Programming Directions in a Robot - Presentation

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Programming a Robot - Student Reference Card

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Coding Cards Display

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Robot Mazes Cut and Paste

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Roll an Algorithm

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Coding Robot Jacket

An easy art and craft activity if you have Bee-Bots in your classroom. Print out the jacket and have students decorate their robots however...

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Robot Maps

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Missing Algorithms

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Coding Robot Map

This activity is an easy way to create a 5x6 coding robot grid. Perfect for use with a Bee-Bot or other coding robot. Simply print and join...

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Gear Collectors

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Programming Directions in a Robot Quiz

This progressive quiz is a great way to assess learning from the Programming Directing in a Robot Unit. Simply follow the auto timed, 10 que...

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Unit Plan Year: 1

Maths Unit: Programming Directions in a Robot

In this unit students will learn how to program directions in a robot. The included presentation, activities, worksheets and assessment w...

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