A flowchart is a map of a program. Ovals start and end, boxes act, diamonds ask.
A flowchart is a map of a program, drawn before you build it. Its arrows show which way to go.
Each step sits in a shape. An oval means start or end, a box means do something, and a diamond asks a yes or no question.
A diamond has two arrows, a yes arrow and a no arrow. The answer picks the way to go.
Drawing first helps you spot mistakes while they are still easy to fix.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
A diamond. It asks a question, so it needs a diamond.
A box. Pouring is an action, and actions go in boxes.
An oval. Ovals mean start or end.
2. One arrow for yes and one arrow for no.
False. A flowchart is drawn before you build it.
With a grown-up, draw a flowchart for deciding what to wear, or what to do after school. Use an oval for the start and the end, boxes for actions and a diamond for each yes or no question, then follow it with your finger, like Bo did.
Do the Mission: draw a flowchart together for deciding what to wear or what to do after school. Use an oval for the start and the end, boxes for actions and a diamond for each yes or no question, then follow it with a finger.
