Part 1: Write Algorithm Create an algorithm using pseudocode that someone else can follow. Choose one of the following options:

How to make a grilled cheese sandwich
How to do a load of laundry
How to tie a shoe
My Algorithm for: How To

Write your instructions below: (use as many steps as needed to complete the task)
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Part 2: Test Algorithm and Reflection
Read your algorithm to a friend or family member and ask them to review your steps. Then answer the following questions using complete sentences.

Did you forget to include any of the steps? What feedback did your friend or family member give regarding the steps?

Was your algorithm as detailed or clear as it should have been? What feedback did your friend or family member give you regarding the algorithm?

How could you improve your algorithm to get the expected results?

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