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Flowcharts Activity One

Flowchart Symbols The symbols on the right can be used to construct a flow chart to show the correct order of instructions An example of a flowchart follows on the next slide Start or Stop Process or Instruction Decision Flow or Direction

Flowchart Example A Good Cuppa! Version 1 Start Fill Kettle & turn on This is a very basic version to show you how to use the different symbols in making a cup of tea. Your task is to create a much more detailed version to include everything you wrote down from the starter activity. Wait Yes Is it boiled? No Pour water Stop