You are going to screenshot all of your work into a Powerpoint file.

To download the PowerPoint by clicking on the image below

To save your powerpoint go to: File explorer -> Year 9 Common Area:S -> You can save here -> Computer Science -> Term 1 -> Lesson1

Save the Powerpoint file: as your name

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Complete Task 1 in your Powerpoint

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Python Turtle

• Python is a highly popular programming language, used by many large organisations including Facebook, IBM, Google and Yahoo among others. It is considered by many to be one of the easiest languages to pick up.
• One of the big attractions of Python is that many 'libraries' are available to provide it with extra functionality. A library is a set of extra functions that help perform different types of task. There are libraries for advanced maths, graph drawing, graphics, game writing, random numbers and so forth.
• We're going to use a fun library called 'Turtle', which allows for the convenient drawing of lines and shapes.

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Lets try the following tasks:

Tick each task when you have successfully done it in the following list:

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It should look like this:

Adding shape and colour

• Let's add a "turtle" to the screen. We can move this around the screen to draw shapes and patterns. We'll call our turtle, "Tim".
• As we always use lower case for variable names well call "Tim" "tim".
• Let's give Tim a turtle shape and a colour.

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Lets try the following tasks:

Tick each task when you have successfully done it in the following list:

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Here are some more commands see what you can do with them:

tim.backward()

tim.pensize()

tim.home()

tim.clear()

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Screenshot your python code into your Powerpoint

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Drawing a simple square:

We have so far drawn a line using the forward() command but if we want to chage direction then we need to use some more commands left() and right().

The numbers we use inside the brackets for left() and right represent angles, so if we want to go at a right angle we type left(90).

Using that basic information lets see if we can draw a square.

Lets try the following tasks:

Tick each task when you have successfully done it in the following list:

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Screenshot your python code into your Powerpoint

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Can you see that the above code repeats itself four times?

Can you rewrite your Python code using a 'loop' so that we don't have to repeat the lines of code?

• Can you draw two squares like this?

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• Screenshot your python code into your Powerpoint

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Summing it all up

Lets look at the learning outcomes and decide which one best describes our current level of understanding :

Tick the one you feel is closest to your level

Creating a filled in Triangle

When you are drawing shapes you can also fill them in as longs as you put your fill command at the beginning and end of your shape.

Lets try the following tasks:

Tick each task when you have successfully done it in the following list:

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Can you draw the Microsoft logo?

Using the fill command and the Turtle Box above can you now draw the Microsoft Windows logo.

hint: to change the fill colour you will need to use the .fillcolor() command with the name of the colour inside the brackets.

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Screenshot your python code into your Powerpoint

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Complete the review page in your Powerpoint

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Make sure your PowerPoint is saved into the Shared area folder as your name!!!

To save your powerpoint go to: File explorer -> Year 9 Common Area:S -> You can save here -> Computer Science -> Term 1 -> Lesson1

Save the Powerpoint file: as your name

Summing it all up

Lets look at the learning outcomes and decide which one best describes our current level of understanding :

Tick the one you feel is closest to your level