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LESSON 4:
Steve and Alex Friendship
Warm - up

Hello (student’s name), how are you doing today?


Let’s revise what we learned in the previous session by answering some
questions!
What is a bug?
Answer: Bug is an error found in a program.

What is debugging?
Answer: The process of finding a bug and fixing it is called debugging.

In the last session, on which lab did we create the project?


We created the Customized Photo frame project on Artist Lab
Problem Statement
Once upon a time, in a small town called Codeville, two best friends named
Steve and Alex lived next door to each other. They loved spending time
together and shared a passion for solving puzzles and playing games.

One sunny day, their teacher, Miss Ada, announced an exciting project that
would involve both coding and friendship. She called it "The Friendship Code
Adventure." The project required each student to team up with a partner and
use code.org to create a fun game that showcased the essence of friendship.
Solution

Steve and Alex were thrilled about this project and decided to be partners. They
brainstormed ideas for their game, and finally, they came up with a fantastic
plan. They wanted to create a game where two friends work together and helping
each other in searching an apartment to live.
Event

Event is an action that causes something to happen.


I'm going to ask you some questions. I want you to raise your hand if you
know the answer. Ready?
How many thumbs do I have?

What is bigger, a bird or a horse?

So, when you lift your hand to answer, it's called an ‘event’. Then, when you
give me your answer, it's an action that happens when it's your turn;
therefore, an action is triggered by an event.
Event

Do you think of any event that give signals?

NOTE: Teacher may need to remind students that you're not


talking about an event like a ‘birthday party’ or a ‘field trip’
but an action in movement.

What about an alarm clock going off? What makes that


happen?

Turning off a clock is an event.


Event

What about pressing "Start" on a


microwave? What does that do?

Pressing the ‘start’ button of a


microwave is an event.

What about pressing the power


button on your TV remote?

Pressing the ‘power’ button on TV


remote is an event.
Event

In this lesson, you'll make your character do things


using events.

Imagine if you want your character to move only when


you touch the screen of your phone. You would have to
make a plan so your character only moves when you
touch the screen.

When you touch the screen, it becomes a signal for your


character to start moving. Right?
Student Login

Step 1: Open the link and click on “sign in”.


(Share this link with the students in the comment section).
Link: http://www.studio.code.org

Step 2: To sign in to the platform, enter the section code.


(Share the section code created by you this is session)
Once done, click on the ‘Go’ option to log in.
Student Login

Step 3: Time to choose your name from the


names listed in the grey boxes.

Step 4: Now, enter the ‘secret words’ as given


by your teacher and type them in the white
box below the instruction: “Now enter your
secret words”.
(Refer to the image attached)
Instructions for Teacher

Solve the given puzzle.

Make the dog say “hello world” on clicking of


the ‘Run’ button.

Find out Event and action in the given puzzle?


*student reply*

Event: Clicking of ‘Run’ button.

Action: Dog says ‘hello world’.


Instructions for Teacher

In this puzzle, there are four things


that are already set up.
When you press the arrow keys, the
waddle will move either left, right, up,
or down.

Can you figure out the events and


actions in the given puzzle?
*student reply*

Event: All of the green blocks: ‘when


left’ arrow, ‘when down’ arrow, ‘when
up’ arrow and ‘when right arrow’.
Action: Waddle’s movement in
different directions.
Instructions for Teachers

In this session two activities will be performed:

1. Play Lab Puzzles


2. Play Lab Project
Play Lab Puzzles

Activity Link: Play Lab Puzzles


Activities For Learners

Complete all these puzzles:

1. https://studio.code.org/s/course2/lessons/17/levels/1
2. https://studio.code.org/s/course2/lessons/17/levels/2
3. https://studio.code.org/s/course2/lessons/17/levels/3
4. https://studio.code.org/s/course2/lessons/17/levels/4
5. https://studio.code.org/s/course2/lessons/17/levels/5
6. https://studio.code.org/s/course2/lessons/17/levels/6
Play Lab Project

Activity Link: Play Lab Project


Steve and Alex Friendship
Project Algorithm
NOTE: Student can create his/ her own story on play lab.

1. Set your favorite background scene.


2. Set two different actors of your own choice.
3. Move both the actors.
4. Make a short conversation between two actors.
5. Change the background to different scene.
6. When the actor 2 is clicked, set different background scene and move actor
1 and 2.
7. When both actors touches each other, make both actors conversate with
each other and then set actor 2 to a different actor, display the title of the
story and make actor 1 throw red hearts in the upward direction.
Play Lab Project For Learners

Empty project link

Completed project link


Resource Table

Link Activities Links

Project link Play Lab Puzzles (1-6)


For Learner

Assignment Assignment
Wrap - Up

Okay, so here we come to the end of the session. Congratulations! You


did very well in the class today.

How about we revise what we studied today?


● What is event?
● What is action?
● What is the color of event block?
● We have helped Play Lab actors to
create interesting stories.
Thank You !

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