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Part 1

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Part 2

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Learn!

Part 3

Time for a Video!

Let’s make sure volume is turned up and everyone can see before going to the next slide.

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Keep Going!

Part 4

Keep this in mind as you play...

Check In!

Part 5

Let's Discuss! (2 mins)

Discussion Question?

Until next time...

Meanwhile, Sol...

Tinker to understand how BOOM and WEAK work!

  • Touch and push objects
  • Use blocks to make and break rules
  • Pause to read rules
    with the Inspector
  • Ask, "What do I notice?" after trying something

In problem 1, which of Zorro's observations is the most useful?

  1. The lava is orange
  2. There's a lot of snow
  3. There's a rule for ROCK IS DEFEAT
  4. Walking on lava seems scary

Be ready to vote then discuss
why after time is up!

You can also use the Inspector
to read rules and learn more about state blocks!

  • What do I notice and what could be useful?
  • What is the goal?
  • What is blocking me
    from the goal? Why?

To understand a problem,
ask yourself these questions:

Once you understand a problem,
plan a solution by asking yourself these questions:

  • How can I break this problem into smaller steps?
  • What order should I do these steps in?

Work independently
to solve problems!

Next lesson, you will solve problems independently to show what you’ve learned!

Asking the Guiding Questions

Inspecting rules and objects

Inspecting state blocks

If you get stuck, try:

In problem 1, learn about SINK
by making the rules shown below.

SOL IS SINK

GOLD IS SINK

FOSSIL IS SINK

Both 2 and 3

Which rule(s) are helpful
for solving the problem?

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Be ready to vote then discuss
after time is up!

Click to undo 
your last move

Click to reset 
the problem

Inspect state blocks

Inspect rules and objects

Reset the problem

Shortcut: Press the R key

Undo your last move

Shortcut: Press the Z key

As you play, make observations
about problems by asking yourself:

"What do I notice and
what could be useful?"

Some useful things to notice are:

  • Rules that are already
    in the problem
  • New rules you could make with the blocks in the problem

Focus on rules

See a reminder of how a state block works

Sol's friends will ask you
questions during your journey.
Try to help them out by
answering correctly!