In graph paper programming, we help explain how coding works by trying to help people
recreate drawings using only arrows and scribbles.
One person is given a small drawing on graph paper and they need to go through using only
specific arrows and try to describe how to recreate that drawing.
In this activity, the only symbols you can use are these: move one square forward, one
square backward, move one square up, move one square down, change to next color, and
fill in your square with color.
Once we have that coded up, we can hand it off to another person who can read the code
and try and recreate the picture.