There are some other commands other than Turtle.Move() and Turtle.Turn() that can be used, these are:

• Turtle.TurnLeft() - turns 90° left

• Turtle.TurnRight() - turns 90° right

• Turtle.PenDown() - puts the turtle pen down so it draws as it moves

• Turtle.PenUp() - lifts the turtle pen so it doesn't draw as it moves

• Turtle.Speed = ?? - sets the speed the turtle moves, replace ?? with a number between 1 and 10

Using these commands and ones you have used previously, draw two squares on the page that are separated by a distance of your choice, like the example shown to the right.

You are going to use Small Basic to draw the image of a house (see the finished example to the right). Before you do you need to identify what the different shapes are that you will need to create a make a note of their sizes.

Complete the document with your shoulder partner and plan the following:

• What shapes you need to create

• The dimensions of each shape

• The order in which you are going to create each shape

• Who is going to be responsible for programming each shape

Now you have planned the different shapes you need, you need to work together and "pair program" the drawing.

You should:

• Make sure that if you are the programmer for that shape, you are the one programming, the other person can only coach.

• Test your program all the time to see if it is doing what you need to.

Further help below

https://www.emmell.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/2.0-Intro-to-Small-Basic-Graphics.pdf 

Try to draw the dog with your partner. You should work out what shapes are needed and use the dimensions below to help you.