To fix a bug, find the step where it happens. Change it, and run it again.
Mia drew a chalk path for Bo, but there was a big pot in the way.
A bug is easy to find. Run the steps slowly, one card at a time, and see where Bo bumps.
Then change just that one step, and run it again. The other steps stay as they were.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
the fourth card. Find the step where it happens, and change just that one.
no. Only the step that bumps needs a change.
a turn. A turn let Bo go round the pot.
run it again. We run it again to see if it works.
With a grown-up, lay out a path of paper arrows on the floor and put a pillow in the way. The grown-up is the robot and follows only the arrows, so they will bump the pillow. Then find the one arrow where it happens, change that arrow, and try again.
Make a path of paper arrows on the floor with a pillow in the way. Be the robot who follows only the arrows, bump the pillow, then let your child find the one arrow to change and try again.
