January 7/January 10
Season Overview
- Club Goals
- Support building school community
- Encourage interest and participation in STEM
- Promote teamwork, communication, and leadership skills
- Important Dates
- Club Meetings Mondays or Thursdays (no school, no meeting)
- March 23: Gallimore Qualifying Competition
- April TBD: Robofest Qualifying Invitationals
- May 16-18: Robofest World Championship
- Robofest Game:
- Robofest Game Webpage http://robofest.org/index.php/current-competitions/game
- Kickoff Slides https://www.robofest.net/images/1819/Robofest19Kickoff_us2.pdf
- Your Team
- 3 or 4 students
- Students will do ALL of the work
- planning, building, programming, and problem-solving
- learning and student-ownership is the goal
- 1 or more coach
- help team stay on task during club meetings
- help team make decisions and get help when needed
- help team understand the rules of the game
- help register team and complete forms
- ensure team has all materials and supplies
- monitor team progress and help with time management
Starting Work for the Season
- Work on Team Name, Team Photo
- Understanding the Object of the Game
- Setting Reasonable Goals (breaking down the challenge)
- Decide on a preliminary robot design
- Harvester http://www.legoengineering.com/the-harvester-a-quick-ev3-robot-build/
- Riley Rover http://www.damienkee.com/home/2013/8/2/rileyrover-ev3-classroom-robot-design.html
- Robot Educator https://education.lego.com/en-us/support/mindstorms-ev3/building-instructions#robot
- How Parts Work
What You Need
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