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F6: Assessment - Designing Solutions for the World
Before the Lesson
Prior Experience
Preparation
Downloadable Material
Review
Instructions
Functions
Nested Conditionals
Variables
Instruction
Introduction
Quick Check
Guided Practice
Instructions
Quick Check
Independent Practice
Instructions
Design Process
Wrap Up
Student Presentations
Follow-Up Questions/Discussion
Assessment
Strategies and Extensions
Suggestions and Scaffolding
Differentiation
Activity Extensions
Educational Standards
CSTA
ISTE
NGSS
Common Core
Alberta - Grade 5 - CTF
Ontario - Grade 5 - Coding
Nova Scotia - Grade 5 - ICT
British Columbia - Grade 5 - ADST
Student Presentations
Have students create a multimedia presentation that includes the following elements:
Description of the classroom problem that the group has selected.
Description of group members and roles.
Explanation of the thinking that went into the design of their accessory.
Description of problems they ran into and how they were solved.
Advice they would give to younger programmers.
List of next steps: Where can they go from here with their invention?
Images of invented accessory for Dash.
Screenshot of final program created in the
Blockly
app.
Video of Dash using the accessory.
Students can organize their presentation using posters or digital platforms such as Seesaw, iMovie, or Google Slides.
Have student groups take turns presenting their projects to the class.
Encourage students to give each other feedback on their designs, programs, and/or presentations. Possible questions/feedback includes:
“How did you (build that accessory and what did you use)?”
“I like how you (added lights and sounds to your program).”
“What if you (recorded a sound for your program)?”
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