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Python Poetry Challenges: Fun with Vegetables and Coding

Dive into the world of Python programming with creative poetry challenges! This interactive session invites you to play with code by generating playful phrases about vegetables. Each challenge encourages modifications, allowing you to personalize your programming experience by changing generated sentences and ingredients. From the basic printing of lines to utilizing random selection for diverse outputs, these challenges are a fun way to practice coding skills while unleashing your creativity! Perfect for beginners and a great classroom activity.

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Python Poetry Challenges: Fun with Vegetables and Coding

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  1. Python Poetry Web page http://bit.ly/pythonpoetry Or https://slp.somerset.gov.uk/cypd/elim/somersetict/Computing_curriculum_ks3_ks4/Python/pythonpoetry.mht

  2. Challenge 1 -mash1 print("Mashed potatoes on the ceiling.")print("Green beans on the floor.")print("Stewed tomatoes in the corner.")print("Squash upon the door.")

  3. Challenge 2 –mash2 Add a line in here print("Mashed change here on the ceiling.")print("Green beans on the floor.")print("Stewed tomatoes in the corner.")print("Squash upon the door.")

  4. Challenge 2 –mash2 veg=“Carrots” print("Mashed “,veg,” on the ceiling.")print("Green beans on the floor.")print("Stewed tomatoes in the corner.")print("Squash upon the door.")

  5. Challenge 3 –mash3 veg="Carrots" print("Mashed",veg, "on the ceiling.")print("Green change here on the floor.")print("Stewed change herein the corner.")print(change here upon the door.")

  6. Challenge 3 –mash3 veg="Carrots" print("Mashed ",veg, “ on the ceiling.")print("Green “,veg, “ on the floor.")print("Stewed “,veg, “in the corner.")print(veg, “upon the door.")

  7. Challenge 4 –mash4 Change here print("Mashed",veg, "on the ceiling.")print("Green",veg,"onthe floor.")print("Stewed",veg,"inthe corner.")print(veg,"uponthe door.")

  8. Challenge 4 –mash4 Veg=input(“Type in the name of a vegetable”) print("Mashed",veg, "on the ceiling.")print("Green",veg,"onthe floor.")print("Stewed",veg,"inthe corner.")print(veg,"uponthe door.")

  9. Challenge 5 –mash5 Change here Change here Change here Change here print("Mashed", Change here, "on the ceiling.")print("Green", Change here,"onthe floor.")print("Stewed", Change here,"inthe corner.")print(Change here,"uponthe door.")

  10. Challenge 5 –mash5 veg1=“carrott” veg2=“cabbage” veg3=“radish” veg4=“lettuce” print("Mashed",veg1, "on the ceiling.")print("Green",veg2,"on the floor.")print("Stewed",veg3,"in the corner.")print(veg4,"upon the door.")

  11. Challenge 6 –mash6 Change here Change here Change here print("Mashed",veg, "on the ceiling.")print("Green",veg,"onthe floor.")print("Stewed",veg,"inthe corner.")print(veg,"uponthe door.")

  12. Challenge 6 –mash6 # To use random numbers import random veglist=[“beans”,”brocolli”,”cabbage”,”cauliflower”,.] veg=random.choice(veglist) print("Mashed",veg, "on the ceiling.")print("Green",veg,"onthe floor.")print("Stewed",veg,"inthe corner.")print(veg,"uponthe door.")

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