{ "RecreateShape": "Reprogram the pattern shown in TurtleStitch . Then save the project and upload it here.", "RecreateShapeWithBlocks": "Program the pattern shown. Use your own blocks. Then save the project and upload it here.", "RecreateShapeWithCounting": "Program the pattern shown. Use your own blocks and counting repetitions. Then save the project and upload it here.", "AnalyzeProgram": "Download the program shown and run it in TurtleStitch ", "ConfirmSteps": "Task completed.", "workbookTitle": "Learn to program with the embroidery machine", "section0Title": "Section 0: Overview", "S0E1Title": "Aim of the workshop", "S0E1I1": "Our goal is to decorate a shopping bag with embroidery ourselves. The workshop is divided into two parts.", "S0E1I2": "In the first part we will learn how to create patterns through programming. Sections 1 to 6 of this workbook are for this purpose, in which existing patterns are primarily reprogrammed. The further you get, the more techniques you will learn to create patterns!", "S0E1I3": "In the second part we create a pattern ourselves that we embroider into the bag. Here we use the techniques we learned before. You have the last hour of the workshop to do this!", "section1Title": "Section 1: TurtleStitch", "Ex1Title": "A simple program to start with", "Ex1Instr1": "Read the commands in the following program and guess what the figure this will create looks like.", "Ex1Instr2": "Describe what the character created by the program probably looks like.", "Ex1Instr3": "Check your guess.

First download the program using the button above and open it in TurtleStitch by clicking on the file icon (📝) and selecting 'Open...'. Then run the program by pressing the green flag.", "Ex1Instr4": "Information is displayed below the result. How many stitches and how much space are needed for the figure?", "Ex1Instr5": "Run the program again and then again. Describe what happens.", "Ex2Title": "A second program for diversity", "Ex2Instr1": "Download the following program and run it several times.", "Ex2Instr2": "Describe what happened and especially what was different.", "Ex2Instr3": "Change the number in the green Run command to different values ​​and describe how this changes the result.", "Ex2Instr4": "Remove the Run Stitch command and replace it with a Cross Stitch command. Change the numbers in this command too and describe how this changes the result.", "Ex3Title": "All good things come in threes", "Ex3Instr1": "Download the following program and run it (once).", "Ex3Instr2": "Describe what the pen up and pen down commands do.", "Ex3Instr3": "Change the numbers in the 'Go To' command. Describe what happens and what the variables x and y are for.", "section2Title": "Section 2: Repetitions", "S2E1Title": "More beautiful programs through repetition", "S2E1I1": "Describe what comes out of the program", "S2E1I2": "Change the number in the 'Repeat' block to 3 and describe what comes out.", "S2E1I3": "Change the number in the 'Repeat' block to 6 and describe what comes out.", "S2E1I4": "Describe in your own words what the 'Repeat' block does.", "S2E2Title": "A more difficult example", "S2E2I1": "Change the numbers in the outer and inner 'Repeat' blocks.", "S2E2I2": "What happens if you change the numbers in the outer repeat block?", "S2E2I3": "What happens if you change the numbers in the inner 'Repeat' block?", "S2E2I4": "What would you have to adjust to get a meaningful program if the number in the inner 'repeat' block is always 6?", "S2E3Title": "Programming repetitions", "S2E4Title": "Further exercises (voluntary)", "S2E4I1": "These exercises are a little harder. You can leave them out if you like. Then just jump to the next section.", "section3Title": "Section 3: Custom Blocks", "S3E1Title": "Create and use your own blocks", "S3E1I1": "Open TurtleStitch and click 'New Block' in the 'Other' section. Call him 'Square'", "S3E1I2": "Fill the new block with the following content:", "S3E1I3": "Then call the block as follows:", "S3E1I4": "Describe what you notice.", "S3E2Title": "Use your own blocks", "S3E2I1": "Describe the names of the blocks you used and how they work", "S3E3Title": "Own blocks with data", "S3E3I1": "Your own blocks can also receive data.\nTo change the block, right-click on it to open the context menu and then click “edit” as shown here.", "S3E3I2": "Then click on the “+” to the right of the block name and enter a name. This is the name of the data that goes into the block. You can use this data in the block. One also speaks of a “parameter”:", "S3E3I3": "What is the name of the parameter in the picture?", "section4Title": "Section 4: Repeats with Counter", "S4E1Title": "Analyze repetitions with counters", "S4E1I1": "When doing repetitions, you can also count how many times the repetition has already been carried out.", "S4E1I2": "The program 'counts' the repetitions. Describe which blocks it does this with and how counting is used", "S4E1I3": "The program still doesn't do what it's supposed to do. Describe the error.", "S4E1I4": "Fix the error.", "S4E1I5": "Explain what the green part of the program does.", "S4E1I6": "Describe why you can write the program more beautifully by counting than if you don't count.", "S4E2Title": "Use repetitions with counters", "section5Title": "Section 5 (Optional): Case Distinctions", "S5E1Title": "Oops...", "S5E1I1": "The digital workbook is not quite finished yet. Please ask one of the supervisors for the printed workbook.", "section6Title": "Section 6 (Optional): Recursion", "S6E1Title": "Oops...", "S6E1I1": "The digital workbook is not quite finished yet. Please ask one of the supervisors for the printed workbook.", "section7Title": "Conclusion", "S7E1Title": "Your masterpiece", "S7E1I1": "In the previous tasks you have learned about various techniques for programming patterns. Now your creativity is required - both in design and in programming: Create a beautiful pattern and then upload it here.", "S7E1I2": "In order for the pattern to be embroidered, it must meet the following properties:", "S7E1I3": "
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  1. It may have a maximum size of 20x20cm
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  2. The pattern can only use one color (black, red, green, blue)
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  3. The stitches must not be too far or too close apart. If necessary, pay attention to warnings in the program or have a supervisor look at them.
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    ", "S7E1I4": "One of the supervisors will be happy to help you embroider the pattern into a shopping bag. If the pattern isn't ready on time, we'll embroider it after the workshop and send it to your school!" }