Stage 11: Artist: Nested Loops

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Stage 11: Artist: Nested Loops http://popgazine.com/poketryoshka-pokemon-nesting-dolls.html/poketryoshka-pokemon-nesting-dolls-electric-type-pikachu#.VbPdBU10ypo What did we do last time? What was your favorite part?

Objective Students will: Count the number of times an action should be repeated and represent it as a loop Divide the number of degrees in a circle into even segments Given a number of segments, calculate the degrees need to complete a circle Break complex tasks into smaller repeatable sections Combine simple shapes into complex designs with nested loops

Example #1 Draw the triangles in a chronological order with the given directions What is the algorithm? Repeat 3 times draw a triangle turn

Example ( more challenging) for (var count = 0; count < 3; count++) { moveForward(50); turnLeft(120); } Persistence and problem solving will help this artist draw a sun.

Directions Complete Stage 11: Artist: Nested Loops Progress your way through the stage