Grade 6 · Technology · Lesson 26

Conditions, Loops and Events

A program is a list of instructions, but a program that only runs from top to bottom is rare. Real code makes choices, repeats steps, and reacts to the outside world. Three patterns power almost every program you will ever write: conditions, loops, and events.

What this lesson teaches

1Define conditions, loops, and events as the three control patterns of code
2Identify each pattern from a sample code block or pseudocode line
3Match a code block to the behavior it produces in a program
4Combine a condition, a loop, and an event in a small program plan

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