Lisa Milenkovic

Use the Code.org unplugged lesson “Conditionals with Cards” to help students build an intuitive sense for how conditionals and nested conditionals work.

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Trace through nested conditionals with students because nesting makes it difficult for them to track which lines of code get executed when.

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Misconception: Students confuse conditionals and events in event-based languages such as Blockly.

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Encourage students who have worked ahead in the Code.org curriculum to explore PlayLab so they can use their time constructively by continuing to code.

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