A condition is a question with two possible answers: true or false. The answer decides what happens next.
One question. Two paths. Different inputs can lead to different actions.
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EXPLORE A CONDITION
Path clear
Is there an obstacle?
TrueFalse
Stop & turnMove forward
Change the sensor input. Follow the decision.
Move forward
The condition is false, so the robot keeps moving.
Understand an idea. Try it out. Explain the thinking.
One place to teach. More ways to learn.
Sequenced explanations, investigations and practical work give each lesson a clear shape. Teaching resources support delivery, with student responses and feedback connected to the class.
A sequence of lessons, learning goals, explanations, practical activities and teaching notes, plus class access, saved responses and feedback tools.
How does curriculum alignment work?
Each unit has a defined scope and curriculum mapping. We can share these with you so you can check the fit for your year level and teaching requirements.
Do students need to install Recess?
Recess runs in a web browser. Some practical activities use a separate educational tool. We’ll confirm device, network and file requirements with your school.
What work does Recess save?
Lesson responses, reflections and teacher feedback are saved in Recess. Projects made in external tools need their own files kept in school-approved storage.
How do we get started?
Tell us your subject, year level and teaching needs. We’ll discuss suitable materials and access, and agree the scope and cost with you before proceeding.
RECESS FOR YOUR SCHOOL
Let’s talk about your classroom.
Tell us what you teach and what your class needs. Let’s talk about how Recess could fit your school.
Explore coding, money, creativity and everyday skills independently. These short courses are separate from the teacher-led classroom program and open without an account.