Stage 6: Bee: Functions What do you remember from the last class? What did you like the best? Any questions?

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Stage 6: Bee: Functions What do you remember from the last class? What did you like the best? Any questions?

Objectives Students will: Use a pre-determined functions to complete commonly repeated tasks Modify an existing function to complete a different task Create a function from scratch

Example #1 Your goal is to use the Bee to collect the nectar from each flower by moving it specifically such as move forward, backwards (with a value of moves), turn left, and turn right in sequence.

Example ( more challenging ) Use the move and get nectar function as part of your solution to get all the nectar.

Directions  Complete Stage 5: Bee: Functions  Progress through the levels