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Now that your class is familiar with the Finch robots, let’s unlock their full capabilities! Explore how real-life robots help us in extreme areas. Learn how to activate the Finch’s sensors and refine your code using conditional statements, loops, and variables.
Pre-requisite: knowledge and coding experience with Finch robots
Best Curriculum Fit:
Grade 4:
Computer Science: Students examine and apply design processes to meet needs- Plan and create an artifact to meet a need
- Test an artifact to confirm that it meets intended needs
Grade 5:
Computer Science: Students apply design processes when creating artifacts that can be used by a machine to address a need.- Engage in the design process to create computational artifacts
- Design an algorithm that includes a loop and translate it into code
Grade 6:
Computer Science: Students examine abstraction in relation to designing and coding, and describe the impacts of technologies- Computational artifacts can be designed to address societal needs and wants
- Conditional structures are statements that tell computers to complete different actions based on different situations
- Discuss the role of design and coding in society
Where: Robotics LAB
Grades: Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9
Length: 60 minutes
Where: Robotics LAB
Grades: Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9
Length: 60 minutes