Today we're coding in HTML/CSS. We'll build HTML Basic Elements step by step at our devices: predict first, then build, run, and fix.
Have devices (HTML/CSS) ready and students logged in. Model the first step or two on the board before students work in pairs; circulate to help with bugs.
Before anyone runs anything: look at what we are about to build and commit to a prediction. What will the program do when it runs? What will you see first?
PRIMM predict beat — collect two or three predictions and park them on the board; revisit them at the make-sense step.
HTML comes with 6 different heading tags <h1> to <h6>. The most important headings on a page use <h1>, the second most important headings use <h2> and so on.
Paragraphs are defined using the <p> tag. Each paragraph will go onto a new line with some space above and below it.
Breaks are defined using the <br> tag. This tag puts a line break wherever it's included.
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