Do your hour of code HERE

Click the pic:

Step 1: Watch this video:

Step 2: Answer the True or False statements on the worksheet provided to you by Mr. Dubuque. Answer in the column "Your Guess"

Step 3: Go HERE. Scroll through the slideshow and answer the True or False statements on the worksheet provided to you my Mr. Dubuque, but in the in the column "Correct Answer".

Step 4: Choose one or more of the following tutorials in class today. You grade today is simply participation... not success. If it gets difficult, don't give up. Each tutorial comes with instructions, often in video form. Please listen-to/read all instructions completely & carefully.

• Tutorial 1 - Frozen (pretty simple and cartoonish, but gets the point across and is a good activity for a beginner).
  
• Tutorial 2 - A slightly more complex activity in which you control the movements & behavior of a dog on screen using Java Script commands.
• Tutorial 3 - Use Python (language) to program a computer to "speak" to you

Feel free to browse other tutorials HERE. Remember the following:

• Follow the instructions
• Mistakes in spelling, punctuation, etc. can crash a program
• Be appropriate
• Challenge yourself.

The following apps are great for any student but can be of particular use to a #STEM9 student: The links will direct you to the iTunes App Store, but they are available in other user systems, including Droid.

Left) Gmail - Since all FHS students have a Gmail account, this app provide easy accessibility to you email. It allows you to manage your account (organize messages, tag messages, etc.) as well as view and respond to emails. It also allows you to easily send pictures from your phone.

Center) Google Drive - Much like your Gmail account, FHS students are also allowed access to a Google Drive account to create, store, and share documents. This app provides the ability to add photos to your drive which makes it very easy to insert them to a presentation or document. The Drive App is also a great tool when it comes to viewing and sharing documents. It does however lack in its ability to edit documents... that ability is still best served on a computer or tablet.

Right) Wundelist - This is a non-Google app, but is GREAT and creating lists. Creating a list (a To-Do list for instance) is a great practice especially with a hectic schedule as most high school students have. If you do download this app, you will have to create an account. Because Falmouth Google Emails cannot receive emails from outside the school district, you should use a personal email to create and manage a Wunderlist account.