Algorithms: Use steps and sequencing to solve problems. Standard - movement clockwise Graphs-show you information as a visual image or picture Orientation- the positioning or overall layout of an item related to other items Patterns: Find similarities and trends. Solving Mosaics Order 1) center 2) edge 3) corner Core - Internal mechanism at center of cube Computational Thinking-4 strategies algorithms decomposition abstraction patterns opposite colors- Yellow/White Green/Blue Red/Orange Mosaic- a picture made by arranging together small colored pieces Edges - Pieces with 2 colors Notation U for Up D for Down L for Left R for Right F for Front B for Back array - a visual representation of objects, pictures, or numbers arranged in rows and columns Piece - 26 make up a 3x3 Rubik’s cube Ernő Rubik- Hungarian Educator and Inventor God's number- 20 moves Center piece - Piece centered both horizontally and vertically on each face Corners - Pieces with 3 colors Inverted - movement counterclockwise Face - Any one side of the cube Pixels- small dots or squares that make up an image Decomposition: Break things down into smaller manageable parts. Ordered pair- can be used to show the position on a graph (x,y) Minus Yellow - if you add or extract yellow from any side you get its opposite Abstraction: Look at relevant and important details only. Algorithms: Use steps and sequencing to solve problems. Standard - movement clockwise Graphs-show you information as a visual image or picture Orientation- the positioning or overall layout of an item related to other items Patterns: Find similarities and trends. Solving Mosaics Order 1) center 2) edge 3) corner Core - Internal mechanism at center of cube Computational Thinking-4 strategies algorithms decomposition abstraction patterns opposite colors- Yellow/White Green/Blue Red/Orange Mosaic- a picture made by arranging together small colored pieces Edges - Pieces with 2 colors Notation U for Up D for Down L for Left R for Right F for Front B for Back array - a visual representation of objects, pictures, or numbers arranged in rows and columns Piece - 26 make up a 3x3 Rubik’s cube Ernő Rubik- Hungarian Educator and Inventor God's number- 20 moves Center piece - Piece centered both horizontally and vertically on each face Corners - Pieces with 3 colors Inverted - movement counterclockwise Face - Any one side of the cube Pixels- small dots or squares that make up an image Decomposition: Break things down into smaller manageable parts. Ordered pair- can be used to show the position on a graph (x,y) Minus Yellow - if you add or extract yellow from any side you get its opposite Abstraction: Look at relevant and important details only.
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Algorithms: Use steps and sequencing to solve problems.
Standard - movement clockwise
Graphs-show you information as a visual image or picture
Orientation- the positioning or overall layout of an item related to other items
Patterns: Find similarities and trends.
Solving Mosaics Order
1) center
2) edge
3) corner
Core - Internal mechanism at center of cube
Computational Thinking-4 strategies
algorithms decomposition
abstraction
patterns
opposite colors-
Yellow/White
Green/Blue
Red/Orange
Mosaic-
a picture made
by arranging together small colored pieces
Edges - Pieces with 2 colors
Notation
U for Up
D for Down
L for Left
R for Right
F for Front
B for Back
array - a visual representation of objects, pictures, or numbers arranged in rows and columns
Piece - 26 make up a 3x3 Rubik’s cube
Ernő Rubik-Hungarian Educator and Inventor
God's number-
20 moves
Center piece - Piece centered both
horizontally and vertically on each face
Corners - Pieces with 3 colors
Inverted - movement counterclockwise
Face - Any one side of the cube
Pixels- small dots or squares that make up an image
Decomposition: Break things down into smaller manageable parts.
Ordered pair- can be used to show the position on a graph (x,y)
Minus Yellow - if you add or extract yellow from any side you get its opposite
Abstraction: Look at relevant and important details only.