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Python Coding For Beginners | Lesson 1 | Editable Presentation & Exercises
Python coding lessons for beginners made simple! This editable and student-friendly resource introduces the basics of Python programming step by step, including variables, loops, lists, functions, and input/output. Designed for middle and high school computer science classes, this resource combines clear explanations with interactive practice so students learn by doing. What’s IncludedEditable Presentation Slides – introduce key Python coding concepts with examplesStep-by-Step Guided Activities
7th - 10th
Basic Operations, Computer Science - Technology
AP Computer Science Project in Python - Flappy Ai
This project is meant to give students an opportunity to work on a computer game in small groups (it can be used in other formats) as well as practice complex conditional flow statements in Python. It is based around a Flappy bird game, where students need to help bird navigate by modifying a single function in a python code. It gives students an opportunity to utilize Cartesian coordinates to make relevant decisions. It is also an excellent project to connect materials learned in math class wit
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Algebra, Computer Science - Technology, Geometry
CCSS, NGSS
HSG-MG.A.1
, HSG-MG.A.3
, HS-ETS1-4
Algebra Math Game - (Magic Square)
Magic squares may date back to 650 BC in China. It is an ancient version of sudoku. The legend states that the Chinese Emperor was visited by a sacred turtle that came from the Yellow River. This turtle had numbers on its shell that form 3x3 magic square. The numbers on the shell were seen to have religious properties because the sum of the horizontal, diagonal and vertical values equal 15.
This exercise will help students understand the algebraic pattern contained in the magic square.
6th - 10th
Algebra, Ancient History
Polar Coordinates Mystery Picture
Students will practice plotting polar coordinates to create a mystery picture. Coordinates include radians, degrees, negative angles and radii, and coterminal angles. When points are plotted and connected in order, the resulting picture is a sea turtle.
9th - 12th
Calculus, Graphing, PreCalculus
Polar Coordinates Mystery Picture
Students will practice plotting polar coordinates to create a mystery picture. Coordinates include radians, degrees, negative angles and radii, and coterminal angles. When points are plotted and connected in order, the resulting picture is a sea turtle. A link to an editable Google Doc is included.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus, Graphing, PreCalculus
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