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# Les 1
## Slides
[Woordenapp, les 1](https://slides.com/felienne/pidk-k3-m3-l1)
### Leerdoelen
* Dictionaries gebruiken
* Een csv-bestand inlezen en uitlezen als dictionary
## Instructies voor de leerkracht
In deze les leren leerlingen een csv-bestand openen met een csv-reader dat ook headers heeft.
Ik zou aanraden om eerst het eerste stuk van de les over dictionaries uit te leggen, dan lln opdracht 1 en 2 te laten doen en dan pas het csv inlezen te behandelen omdat dat toch best ingewikkeld is en het handig is als ze de dicntionaries dan al eens gezien hebben.
Het eindproduct van opdracht 4 is ongeveer [dit programma](https://replit.com/@mevrHermans/pidk-k3-m3-l1-einde). Daaraan werken lln volgende les weer verder.
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