A loop is a way of repeating instructions so we don’t have to write the same code again and again.

For example, instead of saying “move forward, move forward, move forward”, we can use a loop to say “repeat move forward three times.”

Children explored how loops make coding quicker, easier and more efficient. They experimented by adding loops to their programs and watched their fuzzy characters zoom through the levels with fewer blocks of code!

There was lots of great problem solving and debugging.

Well done, Year 4.