"If This Then That" worksheets for Grade 1 Computer Science

📚 Topic Summary

"If This Then That" (IFTTT) is a simple way to tell a computer what to do based on certain conditions. Think of it like a set of instructions: If something happens, then the computer does something else. For example, If the light switch is turned on, then the light turns on. These worksheets will help you understand this important concept using fun and easy activities.

IFTTT helps computers make decisions. You can imagine it like a recipe: If you have flour, sugar, and eggs, then you can bake a cake! Understanding IFTTT is a great first step to becoming a computer programmer!

🧠 Part A: Vocabulary

• 🔑 Term: Condition Definition: What needs to be true for something to happen
• 🤖 Term: Action Definition: What happens if the condition is true
• 🚦 Term: If Definition: The start of the condition
• ✨ Term: Then Definition: What happens after the 'if' is true
• ✅ Term: Rule Definition: A complete 'If This Then That' statement

Instructions: Match the term with the correct definition. Draw a line between them!

✍️ Part B: Fill in the Blanks

Complete the sentences using the words from the word bank. (Word Bank: If, Then, Action, Condition, Rule)

1. The first part of an IFTTT statement starts with __________.
2. The __________ is what needs to be true.
3. The __________ is what happens next.
4. The second part of an IFTTT statement starts with __________.
5. A complete IFTTT statement is called a __________.

🤔 Part C: Critical Thinking

Imagine you are teaching a robot to make a sandwich. Write down one "If This Then That" rule the robot can follow. Be creative!