1 Hello everyone!
You have just taught the computer to say `Hello, world` — but the world is enormous, and right now your friends are feeling a little left out. Emma is waiting. So is Noah. So is your best mate from footy. They would all love a greeting of their very own.
Your mission: rewrite your first program so it greets several of your best friends by name, one cheerful line each.
Hint: one `print()` per friend is perfectly fine for now — we will learn a shortcut later.
2 Draw a House
Turtle has just moved to a new suburb and needs somewhere to live. It cannot afford a builder, so it is going to draw its own home. A house is really just friendly shapes stacked together: square walls, a triangle roof, and maybe a door to knock on.
Your mission: use Turtle to draw a house — square walls and a triangle roof, each in its own colour. Add a door or a window if you are feeling fancy.
Hint: four sides of 100, turning 90° each time, makes a tidy square.
3 Draw You Initials
Every great artist signs their work. Before you leave today, Turtle wants to stamp your mark on the canvas — the first letters of your name, drawn big, bold and colourful.
Your mission: draw your initials with Turtle, large and in bright colours. Straight letters like `L`, `T` and `E` are easiest; curved letters are a fun challenge.
Hint: sketch the letter on grid paper first, then turn each line into a `forward`/`turn`.
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