Learning Objectives 1. Understand how the Small Basic Turtle operates. 2. Be able to draw geometric patterns using iteration.

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Learning Objectives 1. Understand how the Small Basic Turtle operates. 2. Be able to draw geometric patterns using iteration.

Bronze Challenge Draw a simple geometric pattern using the turtle. Silver Challenge Draw a complex geometric pattern using iteration and a range of colours. Gold Challenge Create a program that draws a geometric pattern using nested loops and a range of colours. The program should include a random element so that the pattern is different each time it is run.