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Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program

Welcome back! Before watching this video, students may wish to check out the previous videos: Previous Videos in Unit 1.1 Print Statements "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beg... Show More

Haley Shea's videos

Kids Coding Club - Intro to Block Coding with Scratch: Create Your Own Interactive eCard (Tutorial part 1)
Introduction to Block Coding with Scratch: Students code along with a demonstration/guided tutorial to create an interactive birthday card, holiday card, or greeting card to share with someone special. Along the way, they'll learn and practice coding concepts and skills like sequencing, computational thinking, algorithm design, creating custom sprites, changing sprite appearance with code, prompting for user input, joining (concatenating) a string of text to a string variable saved from user input, coding basic player motion, and more. To get started, students can visit https://scratch.mit.edu to set up an account. Then, stay tuned to catch more upcoming Kids Coding Club videos! (<15minute Mini-class Sample Demo)
All levels
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Invitation to Beginner Python Study Hall
Meet Coach Haley Shea and hear a quick summary of skills you can expect to practice in Beginner Python Study Hall! [No previous coding experience required - See class description for tech recommendations.]
Fundamental
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Beginner Python - Welcome (1) & Intro to Print Statements (3.1)
Welcome to Beginner Python Study Hall (asynchronous edition)! Use these videos as a learning resource / study guide while coding along (or to review concepts you've begun learning in live sessions). This video contains suggestions for getting started in this e-course as well as an introduction to Print Statements in Python. # Beginner Python Study Hall """This course is designed as a supplement to your active personal practice. I recommend coding along either in the CodeHS Sandbox (see below for more info) or on Replit during these videos for an interactive, hands-on learning experience. The best way to learn and grow our skills is to keep practicing! (If you ever run out of practice activities, please reach out to Coach for more puzzles to solve, or perhaps even an independent project to test your progress!) """ To access a series of Python puzzles recommended for your personal practice: 1. Log in by creating a free student account at https://codehs.com 2. (Free) Class Code: AAA9B **Note: Students may be moved and/or advanced into other sections of this e-course based on rate of completion or active/inactive status. """ ### *References: # Web address for the in-browser IDE shown during recorded video screen-share: # https://replit.com (a good alternative option if you choose not to practice on CodeHS) # Python Documentation: Built-in Functions # https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print # W3Schools: the Print function # https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_func_print.asp ## *Links above are current at date of recording but may be subject to change over time.
Beginner
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Beginner Python (3.1 Review) Print Statements Quiz & Bonus Project: Print a Poem
Welcome back! Before watching this video, be sure to check out the previous video: "Beginner Python - Welcome (1) & Intro to Print Statements (3.1)" In this video, we review print statements with a few quick questions, followed by a bonus project: printing a poem (or part of a song). Remember: Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Happy coding! ### *References: #Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: # https://replit.com # Python Documentation: Built-in Functions # https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print # W3Schools: the Print function # https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_func_print.asp ## *Links above are current at date of recording but may be subject to change over time.
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements
Welcome to Beginner Python! Use these videos as a learning resource / study guide while coding along (or to review concepts you've begun learning in live sessions). This video contains an introduction to Print Statements in Python. Code along with this Beginner Python video series to continue learning more! Videos in Unit 1.1 Print Statements "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem" Videos in Unit 1.2 Variables & Data Types "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types (Intro)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program"
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)
Welcome back! Before watching this video, be sure to check out the previous video: "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements." In this video, we review print statements with a few quick questions, followed by a bonus project: printing a poem (or part of a song) as demonstrated in the next video: "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem". Remember: Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Join the live group class "Beginner Python Study Hall" to receive the class code for our Google Classroom course portal, if you would like to send in questions and submit your assignments for feedback. Happy coding! References: Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: https://replit.com Code along with this Beginner Python video series to continue learning more! Videos in Unit 1.1 Print Statements "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem" Videos in Unit 1.2 Variables & Data Types "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types (Intro)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program"
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem
Welcome back! Before watching this video, be sure to check out the previous videos: "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" In this video, we review print statements by demonstrating an example submission for our course's Unit 1.1 bonus project: printing a poem (or part of a song). Remember: Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Join the live group class "Beginner Python Study Hall" to receive the class code for our Google Classroom course portal, if you would like to submit your project for feedback. Happy coding! References: Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: https://replit.com
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types (Intro)
Welcome back! Before watching this video, students may wish to check out the previous videos: "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem" In this video, we introduce variables, variable assignment, variable referencing, and four basic data types with a few quick examples. Try out the auto-graded multiple choice quiz (linked at the end of this video) and the project assignment on your own after watching. Then, proceed to the next two videos where we'll walk through answers and example project submissions with live programming demonstrations. Feel free to pause/rewind videos as needed and attempt each activity as many times as you'd like. Remember: Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Join the live group class "Beginner Python Study Hall" to receive the class code for our Google Classroom course portal, if you would like to send in questions and submit your assignments for feedback. Happy coding! References: Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: https://replit.com What to Watch Next: "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types Quiz (Answers Inside!)"
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types Quiz (Answers Inside!)
Welcome back! Before watching this video, students may wish to check out the previous videos: Previous Videos in Unit 1.1 Print Statements "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem" Previous Videos in Unit 1.2 Variables & Data Types "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types (Intro)" In this video, we review variables, variable assignment, variable referencing, and four basic data types by walking through the multiple choice quiz one question at a time while running each example script to see what it produces. To get the most out of this activity, try out the auto-graded multiple choice quiz (linked at the end of the previous video and start of this video) on your own before watching. Feel free to pause/rewind videos as needed and attempt each activity as many times as you'd like. After completing the quiz and checking out the answers in this video, make sure to try Project 1.2 independently before proceeding to the next video, which will feature a demonstration of one possible solution for the assignment: "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program" Remember: Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Join the live group class "Beginner Python Study Hall" to receive the class code for our Google Classroom course portal, if you would like to send in questions and submit your assignments for feedback. Happy coding! References: Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: https://replit.com What to Watch Next: "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program"
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program
Welcome back! Before watching this video, students may wish to check out the previous videos: Previous Videos in Unit 1.1 Print Statements "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem" Previous Videos in Unit 1.2 Variables & Data Types "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types (Intro)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types Quiz (Answers Inside!)" In this video, we review variables, variable assignment, variable referencing, and print statements with a live demonstration, expanding the Print a Poem program from Unit 1.1's bonus project. To get the most out of this activity, try out the project on your own before watching. Feel free to pause/rewind videos as needed and attempt each activity as many times as you'd like. Remember: Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Join the live group class "Beginner Python Study Hall" to receive the class code for our Google Classroom course portal, if you would like to send in questions and submit your assignments for feedback. Happy coding! References: Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: https://replit.com What to Watch Next: "Beginner Python (1.3) User Input, Casting, String Operations and Mathematical Operations (Intro)"
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.3) User Input, Casting, String Operations and Mathematical Operations (Intro)
Welcome back! Before watching this video, students may wish to check out the previous videos: Previous Videos in Unit 1.1 Print Statements "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem" Previous Videos in Unit 1.2 Variables & Data Types "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types (Intro)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program" In this video, we introduce user input, casting, string operations and mathematical operations with an instructional slideshow and live programming demonstrations. Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Try out the auto-graded multiple choice quiz (linked at the end of this video) and the project assignment on your own after watching. When ready, proceed to the next two videos where we'll walk through answers and example project submissions with live programming demonstrations. Feel free to pause/rewind videos as needed and attempt each activity as many times as you'd like. Join the live group class "Beginner Python Study Hall" to receive the class code for our Google Classroom course portal, if you would like to send in questions and submit your assignments for feedback. Happy coding! References: Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: https://replit.com What to Watch Next: "Beginner Python (1.3) User Input, Casting, String Operations and Mathematical Operations Quiz (Answers Inside!)"
Beginner
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Beginner Python (1.3) User Input, Casting, String Operations and Mathematical Operations Quiz (Answers Inside!)
Welcome back! Before watching this video, students may wish to check out the previous videos: Previous Videos in Unit 1.1 Print Statements "Beginner Python (1.1) Intro to Print Statements" "Beginner Python (1.1) Print Statements Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.1) Bonus Project: Print a Poem" Previous Videos in Unit 1.2 Variables & Data Types "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types (Intro)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables and Data Types Quiz (Answers Inside!)" "Beginner Python (1.2) Variables & Data Types Guided Project: Expanding the 'Print a Poem' Program" Previous Videos in Unit 1.3 "Beginner Python (1.3) User Input, Casting, String Operations and Mathematical Operations (Intro)" In this video, we review user input, casting, string operations and mathematical operations by walking through the multiple choice quiz one question at a time while running each example script to see what it produces. To get the most out of this activity, try out the auto-graded multiple choice quiz (linked at the end of the previous video and start of this video) on your own before watching. Feel free to pause/rewind videos as needed and attempt each activity as many times as you'd like. After completing the quiz and checking out the answers in this video, make sure to try Project 1.3 independently before proceeding to the next video, which will feature a demonstration of one possible solution for the assignment: "Beginner Python (1.3) Guided Project: Make Your Own 'Mad Libs' Game!" Remember: Practice these programming skills yourself alongside the video to get the most out of these lessons. Join the live group class "Beginner Python Study Hall" to receive the class code for our Google Classroom course portal, if you would like to send in questions and submit your assignments for feedback. Happy coding! References: Link to in-browser IDE used in video screen-share: https://replit.com Follow-Up Video Coming Soon: "Beginner Python (1.3) Guided Project: Make Your Own 'Mad Libs' Game!"
Beginner
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Patient,humble and inteligent.Never used Power Point before and she explained how to use it perfectly. Very happy. Thanks, Aston.

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She speaks most of the time, and that is bad.

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i love her teching and cant wat till next sowmer

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