Coding in Python and Html
Overview
This term we'll continue coding on the EduBlocks platform using Python and HTML.
Turtle race
There’s only one way to find out which turtle is the fastest, it’s time for a turtle race! For this project we’ll need you to code a race track and our racing turtles.
We’ll be introducing random movement and logic to make the race different each time.
Rock, paper, scissors
Feeling lucky? In this project we’re coding the classic ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’ game, using variables, statements and logic.
You’ll compete against the computer, then find out whether you have won, drawn, or lost the game.
Christmas countdown timer
Opening the doors on your advent calendar helps count down the days until Christmas, but in this HTML project we’re getting super accurate.
We’ll be showing you how much time is left down to the very last second. Just as accurate as the countdown at a certain North Pole workshop.
Make a quiz
So, how much do you know about Python? Let’s find out!
For this project we’ll be coding a multiple choice quiz. The computer will ask a number of questions and tell you whether the answer you have chosen is correct.
Draw a snowflake
When you think of the cold and snowy winter, you probably don’t think of turtles, right? Well that’s about to change!
For our winter Python coding project, we’ll show you how to move a very festive turtle around the screen, using ‘loops’ and ‘definitions’ to draw a snowflake design.
