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Re: WANTED -- ideas to teach kids about lego roboitcs
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Wed, 25 Feb 2004 15:13:53 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Chris Magno wrote:
> after much thought I tend to agree with everyone's ideas of pre built (and
> programmed) robots.
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> what i will probably do is build as many line follower (or something)
sumo.
> I mean lets be blunt, this is NOT some real forum to teach kids, basically its a
> way to occupy the kids for an hour.
Spend about 10-15 minutes talking about what would work well, and how to run the
robots (also safety procedures!?) then let them go.
With about 6 robots, by the time they all battle each other once (or twice) and
then have a couple melees with all the robots, you'll be done.
> but I want it to be more than an hour of ... this is a C$ robot
You're right. If you're just showing your C$ robot, that would kind of suck.
"I know it just put six chips in one column, without letting you play. That
means it won, right?"
:)
> and this is a rope climber,
Maybe you could get Rob to bring his in...
> and this is my 8480 space shuttle.
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> :)
I doubt it even looks like a shuttle, after you threw it in your clothes washer,
and lost all those pieces... :)
I'm serious. Do sumo. Kids love it. And you should be able to build and
program 4 of them in about 4 minutes.
Done.
Steve
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