An if-then rule does an action only when its condition is true.
An if-then rule does an action only when its condition is true.
The if part is the condition. Bo checks it, and it is either true or false.
The then part is the action. It happens only when the condition is true.
When the if is false, the then is skipped and nothing happens, which is fine.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
No. The condition is false, so the action is skipped.
The bell rings. The if part is the condition.
Open the umbrella. The then part is what you do.
Only when the condition is true. Otherwise it is skipped.
Yes. The soil can be dry one morning and damp the next.
With a grown-up, make three if-then rules for your home, like: if the bell rings, then I open the door. Say which part is the if and which is the then. No screen needed.
Do the Mission: make three if-then rules for your home together, like if the bell rings, then I open the door. Say which part is the if and which is the then. No screen needed.
