Create a simulation!
This challenge has been written by Code.org and is part of the EU CODE WEEK CHALLENGES.
Target Audience
- Students (6-12)
Experience
- Beginner
Duration
- 1 hour
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Purpose
- To learn about simulations while introducing the following variables: creating a crowd, recovery rates, wearing masks, and vaccines.
- To activate prior knowledge about virus outbreaks in the real world that will apply to a fictitious scenario.
Description
Create a simulation! Write code to create and run your own simulation of the virus outbreak at Monster Town. Learn to code and make predictions about what will happen to the neighbors of Monster Town.
Instructions
- Instructions are shown as videos within the tutorial and also written at the top of each level.
Share the link to your work in your Instagram Bio: tap the Edit Profile button on your Instagram and add the link to your work in the Website field. After that, create a new post, add a screenshot of your work, write “Link in Bio”, add the hashtag #EUCodeWeekChallenge and mention @CodeWeekEU.
Example
When you are finished, you can share your simulation with others. Share your message about what you think we can do to help keep others healthy when a virus comes to town.
Click here to download this challenge as a word document.
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The EU Code Week website for schools is a service supported by the European Commission
Except where stated otherwise, content made available on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license
Licensing under Creative Commons licenses does not of itself affect the ownership of the copyright
Content from third party websites is subject to their own copyright restrictions; please refer to the site of origin for more information.