Code Cube Lesson 4: Rock, Paper, Scissors

In this video tutorial, Christina guides students through Lesson 4 of the rock-paper-scissors project using a code cube. The lesson covers connecting the code cube to a computer, setting up initial code blocks, creating conditions for different cube tilts, and testing the code. Students learn to display images based on the cube's tilt direction and save their work. The tutorial concludes with additional resources for further exploration.

What materials are required to start the lesson on using the Code Cube?

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a computer with the Code Cube app

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a smartphone

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a tablet

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a projector

Which menu do you access to start creating the code for the Code Cube?

• Image menu

• Matrix menu

• Control menu

• Sensing menu

What image should be displayed when the Code Cube is tilted to the left?

• Scissors

• Smiley face

• Rock

• Paper

How long should the image be displayed when the Code Cube is tilted?

• 7 seconds

• 5 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 3 seconds

What should you do after testing the code to ensure it can be reused?

• Print the code

• Save the blocks and rename the file

• Share the code with friends

• Delete the code