Slide 1: Introduction - Title: Introduction to Turtle Graphics - Briefly explain what turtle graphics is and its purpose - Mention that we will be learning the basic commands for turtle graphics

Slide 2: What is Turtle Graphics? - Explain that turtle graphics is a way to create images using a virtual turtle that moves around the screen - Show an example of a simple turtle graphic

Slide 3: Basic Commands - Introduce the basic commands for turtle graphics: forward, backward, left, right, penup, pendown, and clear - Explain what each command does and show an example of how to use it

Slide 4: Forward and Backward - Explain that the forward command moves the turtle forward a certain number of pixels - Show an example of how to use the forward command - Explain that the backward command moves the turtle backward a certain number of pixels - Show an example of how to use the backward command

Slide 5: Left and Right - Explain that the left command turns the turtle left a certain number of degrees - Show an example of how to use the left command - Explain that the right command turns the turtle right a certain number of degrees - Show an example of how to use the right command

Slide 6: Penup and Pendown - Explain that the penup command lifts the turtle’s pen off the screen so it doesn’t draw - Show an example of how to use the penup command - Explain that the pendown command puts the turtle’s pen back on the screen so it can draw - Show an example of how to use the pendown command

Slide 7: Clear - Explain that the clear command erases everything on the screen - Show an example of how to use the clear command

Slide 8: Recap - Recap the basic commands for turtle graphics: forward, backward, left, right, penup, pendown, and clear - Encourage students to experiment with these commands and create their own turtle graphics

Slide 9: Conclusion - Summarize what we have learned about turtle graphics and the basic commands - Encourage students to continue exploring turtle graphics and to ask questions if they need help