Plan My Week
Capstone: stitch recipes, routines, packing and chores into one weekly plan. Each day gets ordered steps, and the week is the biggest algorithm yet.
- Combine small algorithms into a weekly schedule
- Balance school, rest and fun with ordered days
- Review and improve a plan when life changes
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Lesson 1 of 3
Days inside a week
You already run many algorithms each day. Morning routine, school, homework, play, bedtime. A week plan lines those daily lists up so nothing important collides.
Monday might add swimming after school. Tuesday might be library day. The week algorithm picks which daily plan runs on which day.
Watch the step-flow animation. See one week from Monday morning to Sunday night preview.
Lesson 2 of 3
Build your chart
Use a paper grid with seven columns. Morning, after school and evening rows hold your steps. Stickers or check marks show what finished.
Leave blank space. Plans that pack every minute break when a bus is late. A good algorithm has flex for surprises.
Share the chart at home so adults know when you need quiet for homework or rides for clubs.
Lesson 3 of 3
Review and improve
Each Sunday, look back. Which steps always ran late? Move them earlier or split them smaller, like you did for morning socks.
Plans are living algorithms. A new club or holiday changes the steps. Update the chart instead of abandoning it.
You finished Everyday Algorithms. You can spot steps, order them, share fairly, fix mistakes and plan a whole week. Those skills ride with you into every coding class ahead.
Practice
Work these out yourself
No answer key here on purpose: these are the questions worth thinking through before you move on. Open one and work it out.
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