What is computer science?, A way to memorize math facts, A way to use computers to solve problems and create things, A type of sports training, Why do coders write very clear instructions for computers?, Computers like reading stories, Computers get confused easily, Computers only understand step-by-step directions, What is an algorithm?, A list of steps to solve a problem or complete a task, A type of dance, A robot's favorite snack, Which of these is a real-life example of an algorithm?, Watching TV, Waving to your friends, Brushing your teeth in the same order every day, How does a Roomba (robot vacuum) use computer science?, To follow coded instructions and clean the floor, To turn into a robot dog, To sing music while it cleans, What does a car navigation system do using code?, Make your car drive faster, Give directions and adjust for traffic, Pick your favorite song, Which field is computer science helping today?, Medicine – by helping doctors find illnesses faster, Swimming – by timing races manually, Balloon animals – by making them automatically, Why is coding used in animated movies like Finding Nemo?, To choose the best actor for each role, To create detailed images using math and programs, To create ocean sounds, What’s one reason people want to learn computer science?, To replace all teachers, To stay off the internet, To build something cool and useful, Where might you see computer science in your everyday life?, Inside a microwave, streaming TV, or a theme park ride, On a paper calendar, In a coloring book, What does it mean to DEBUG?, To find and fix mistakes in an algorithm or program, To write code in the correct sequence, To watch a video, What does SEQUENCE mean in reference to coding?, To press the keyboard really fast so the computer understands your code better., The exact order the steps go in., When the computer chooses whatever steps it wants to do in random order., What helps your brain get stronger, like a muscle?, Doing easy things every day, Struggling, making mistakes, and trying again, Giving up when it gets hard, What happens when neurons struggle together?, They stop working, They delete your memories, They connect and help your brain think better, What should you do when something feels hard to learn?, Keep going and remember your brain is growing, Quit and try something easier, Blame the teacher
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