Theme
of the lesson. Circular cycle ornaments.
Elaborate
of the senior teacher of computer science Lysovtzeva O. I.
Aim:
To fasten skills of using of
cycles in composing of programmes. To teach pupils to create circular
cycle ornaments on the paper and on the screen. To develop creative
skills of pupils, vareation {variety} of thinking logical thinking {logical
thinking}.
Visual
material:
Cardboard squares and "nets", prepared
by pupils at home when doing exercise 54.
Ornamental plates on the wall, photoalbum with stained- glass panels
mosaics, towels( "Rushnik"), painted eggs.
Plan of
the lesson.
I. Organization moment.
II. Perception and comprehention of new material.
1.Let's try to understand the name of the theme. What does the word
'ornament' mean? Do you understand it? 'Ornament' (from Latin Ornamentum-
decoration )- this is decoration in the form of tracery which consists
of diffirent artistic elements placed simmetrically. Maybe you have
seen different decorative ornaments on towels ( "Rushniks")
and painted eggs, on crockery ( the teacher shows visual material).
Some of these ornaments are cycle, as they consist of identical fragments
which are repeated without any changes in definite consistence in equal
intervals. An ornaments created on circles are called circular.You can
often find such kind of ornaments on the plates , on stained- glass
panels, which decorate windows, in mosaics ( the teacher demonstrates
pictures from the album).Today we'll work with circular cycle geometrical
ornaments which may be placed in the circle and consist of geometrical
figures repeated in definite consistence.
2.You've prepared a cardboard square and "nets". They will
help you to master new material better.
Put the "Net" in 30 degrees infront of you, enclose the left
side of the square to the radial, which is directed upwards and encircle
it. After fixing the left side lower apix turn the square to the next
radial and enircle it again. Make it consistently for each rdial of
the "net" ( pupils are fulfilling the task). You have got
geometrical tracery. If you paint it according to your taste at home
it may become a beautiful present.

3.And now some questions. How many times did you have to circle your square?
As many times as "the net" 30 degrees has radials. How many
radials are there? 360: 30= 12. We've got a programmer for Tortoise
( children are looking at the page 29 in the text-book)
Repeat 12
[forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
right 30 ]
In this programme in the body of the cycle the first eight commandes
answer for drawing of the square and the last command- for the turn
of Tortoise to the next radial.
III. Consolidation of learned material.
1.The pupils sit down at the computers, load file with the text of learned
programme and under guidence of the teacher create its different modifications.
The teacher explains that for getting of the new variant of the ornament
it is necessary to change the quantity of steps in the last command
forward 50 or the angle of the change, or ( the last command of the
cycle) and according to it- the quantity of repeating of the body of
this cycle, or both.
Children have a possibility to observe variety of tracery, which are
possible to get in one programme.
| 1) repeat 20
[forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 60
right 90
right 18 ]
|
2) repeat 36
[forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
right 10 ]
|
3) repeat 24
[forward
50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
right 15 ]
|
| 4) repeat 12
[
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 30
right 90
right 30 ] |
5) repeat 18
[
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 35
right 90
right 20 ] |
6) repeat 12
[
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 50
right 90
forward 60
right 90
right 30 ] |
2.Then pupils have a possibility to dream of creation of other modifications.
The best works are appraised by the teacher.
IV. Summing up of the lesson.
Today we have learned what the circle cycle ornaments, you have learned
how to create them on the paper and on the screen. What does the circle
cycle ornaments mean? Where can you find them? In the things around us.
Home task,
point 9 in the textbook, 57, 58, 59 ( orally).