How To Be A Robot Mastermind

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1 5 Day Camp Day 1, Monday TODO TODAY\ 8:30-9:15 am Registration 9:15-10:30 a..m Belonging Getting to Know You Activities 1. Center Stage a. Name b. School and Grade c. Favorite Summer activity 2. How do you like your robot? 3. Ride the Bus 4. Group Juggling 5. Fill Me In 10:30-11:00 Team Formation and Team Name, Banner and Cheer 5 Ways to treat others with Gracious Professionalism 11:00-11:15 Morning Snack Break 11:15- A few Real Robot Videos and Wooden Robots Balancing your build CMRA Intro to Programming: Lesson Getting Started; Sections 3 Ports & 4 Menus on the Brick Start the EV3 Software and navigate to the Building Instructions in the Robot Educator or Use the booklet included with your kit to: Start Build on Driving Base Noon-12:30 pm: Lunch 12:30-2:00 p.m. Continue Building on your Driving Base CMRA Intro to Programming: Big Ideas 1 & 2 Programming is Precise and Sensors, Program, Action NOW TEACHING You to program with the EV3 Software CMRA Intro to Programming: Moving Straight 3: Steering Forward 2:00-2:15 pm Afternoon Snack Break After Snack Program your Team Mate Robot 2:15-3:00 Start Programming Afternoon Challenge: Drive to Line and Stop, Return to line USE Several Lines Robot Drag Race IF time Building Challenge.Build Something creative with 30 Pieces (not counting the connectors). Must create a story of what it does and how it works.

2 5 Day Camp Day 2, Tuesday TODO TODAY\ Energizer Playdough Pictionary CIRCLE UP AND NUMBER OFF..1-4 Send one rep to me and I will reveal what you must have your team guess..have them all go back to their groups. Then I will blow my whistle when everyone is back at their group and ready to start. Groups go until all groups have guessed it. Energizer: Hula Hoop Pass 6. Review Core Values FLL s signature set of Core Values. We are a team. We do the work to find solutions with guidance from our coaches and mentors. We honor the spirit of friendly competition. What we discover is more important than what we win. We share our experiences with others. We display Gracious Professionalism in everything we do. We have fun. 7. Cup Stacking :00-11:00 Robots are used to do what we call the 4 Ds Dirty, Dull, Dangerous and Delicate Jobs.I want you in your teams to come up with two jobs that fit these 4 Ds. Might show a couple of Videos for Robots that do dull or dirty jobs. Two Basic Kinds of Turns that you can make your robot make CMRA Intro to Programming: Turning 1: Introduction with Crop Tractor and intro Orchard Challenge LESSON 1 Motor Steering Block CMRA Intro to Programming: Turning 3: Turning in Place Challenge 90 degree turn LESSON 2 Move Tank Block CMRA Intro to Programming: Turning 4: Other Turns Swinging Wide Turn Challenge 90 degree turn AFTER Learning the two turns: Challenge Drive Around the Square (Program the long way) 11:00-11:15 Morning Snack Break

3 Loops Lesson: CMRA Intro to Programming: Loops 3: Looped Movement CMRA Intro to Programming: Loops 4: Loop with Count Control NEW Square Challenge: using the Loop with your forward and 90 degree turn 11:45: What is FLL and how does it work? Then Explain what FIRST Lego League Teams do: Ages 9-14 Up to maximum membership of 10 members Yes you will do lots of building and programming of a robot..but there are three other parts to the participation in FIRST Lego League.. There is a yearly Theme: like Climate Connection our communities connection with climate and it s affects on their community, Smart Moves focused on Transportation in our communities-- Body Forward Medical Technology and the body..robotics in surgery, Food Factor about food safety, production and transportation; Senior Solutions: looking at the challenges of growing older in our communities; Last year s theme was Nature s Fury looking at the extreme effects of Floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, tsunami s, earthquakes, volcano eruptions and how we can protect ourselves from them, deal with the destruction they cause and recover from their effects. All of the themes have problems that can be solved by engineers and solutions that will help our communities be better prepared to deal with the problems that come about with these themes. The theme for the 2014 FLL Season staring in August is FLL World Class.What is this theme about? What is the future of learning? FIRST LEGO League teams will find the answers. In the 2014 FLL WORLD CLASS Challenge, over 230,000 children ages 9 to 14 from over 70 countries will redesign how we gather knowledge and skills in the 21 st century. Teams will teach adults about the ways that kids need and want to learn. Get ready for a whole new class FLL WORLD CLASS SM! FLL challenges kids to think like scientists and engineers. During FLL WORLD CLASS SM, teams will build, test, and program an autonomous robot using LEGO MINDSTORMS to solve a set of missions in the Robot Game. They will also choose and solve a real-world question in the Project. Throughout their experience, teams will operate under FLL s signature set of Core Values. -Throughout their experience, teams will operate under FLL s signature set of Core Values which we have shared with you. We are a team. We do the work to find solutions with guidance from our coaches and mentors. We honor the spirit of friendly competition. What we discover is more important than what we win. We share our experiences with others. We display Gracious Professionalism in everything we do. We have fun.

4 It does take a commitment to your team as team s will meet a couple times a week for a couple hours each time from September through the second week of December when the Iowa FLL Regional event held in our area in Council Bluffs. There are four parts to FLL: Robotics Challenge Technical Interview Teamwork Interview.do something as a team and then explain how you worked together during the season Research Project Presentation Noon-12:30 pm: Lunch AFTERLUNCH ENERGIZER: Mousetraps The Transport Tree Challenge: You have been given the opportunity to travel in space in six months. In order for you to take your most treasured 3 possessions with you, you must build a container to take those 3 most treasured possessions with you and place them under the Transport Tree for them to be transported ahead of you to your space destination. The container must be under the tree and the tree must remain standing without being disturbed in your process of transporting the container to under the tree. ORCHARD CHALLENGE--- You must spray the Orchard, both sides of each row of trees ADDITONAL CHALLENGE: Must pick fruit (pipe piece) and drop in blue cart at end of orchard for transport back to the market. Extended Challenge: Roomba Challenge Afternoon Build Challenge: Arms for third Motor Introduce the Challenge FLL Board and Give time to begin programming for missions.

5 5 Day Camp Day 3, Wednesday Energizer 4-H ers Greet around the World Camp Songs: Little Green Frog, Grey Squirrel, Baby Shark Zoom Book Sometimes we need to step back and get a better perspective UV Beads as a Sensor Activity Morning Snack Break: MORNING LESSON: Introduction to Sensors CMRA Intro to Programming: Big Idea 2: Sensors, Programs and Actions (start at :36) First Sensor: Gyro Sensor 5. Gyro Sensor Turn for Angle ***Adding a Gyro Sensor to your robot CMRA Intro to Programming: 5. Gyro Sensor Investigation 2: Robot Config CMRA Intro to Programming: 5. Gyro Sensor Investigation 3: Turn for Angle (part 1) CMRA Intro to Programming: 5. Gyro Sensor Investigation 4: Turn for Angle (part 2) Turning in Place Challenge 90 Degree Turn :::If time or if one team is further ahead of the others, Do the Square using the Gyro Sensor Second Sensor: Touch Sensor: 3. Move until Touch CMRA Intro to Programming: 3. Touch 2: Robot Config CMRA Intro to Programming: 3. Touch 3: Wait Touch CMRA Intro to Programming: 3. Touch 4: Forward Until Touch CHALLENGE: Drive to wall start your program with the touch sensor, then drive toward the wall until the touch sensor is pressed, then back up and use the Gyro sensor to turn 90 degrees and drive parallel to wall for 12 rotations

6 12:00-12:30 Lunch Break Afternoon Energizer Craft: Incredible Shrinking Minis Third Sensor: Ultrasonic: 4. Move Until Near MOUNT ULTRASONIC ON YOUR OWN:There isn t a great way to mount the Ultrasonic on your robot, so can you come up with a design to mount your Ultrasonic sensor on your robot remember there must not be anything in front of it that might mess with it sending out it s signal and that signal returning to the sensor. CMRA Intro to Programming: 4. Ultrasonic 3: Wait for Near CMRA Intro to Programming: 4. Ultrasonic 4: Forward Until Near CHALLENGE: Drive to wall start your program with the touch sensor, then drive toward the wall until the Ultrasonic sensor detects that the robot is 10 inches from the wall, then use the Gyro sensor to turn 90 degrees and drive parallel to wall for 12 rotations

7 5 Day Camp Day 4, Thursday TODO TODAY\ Energizer 2B or Knot 2B Key Punch Balloon Warp Speed Olympic Qualifying The Sons of Job Camp Songs Building Challenge.34 Pieces cannot make what it was supposed to be, but something else and must create a back story Morning Snack Break Follow the Line Programming and Use of the Color Sensor CMRA Intro to Programming: 5. Color Color 1: Introduction to autonomous vehicle CMRA Intro to Programming: 5. Color Color 3: Wait for Green CMRA Intro to Programming: 5. Color Color 4: Forward until Red CMRA Intro to Programming: 10. Line Follower 1: Introduction to Automated Material Transport System CMRA Intro to Programming: 10. Line Follower 2: Challenge Following a Line Work on other challenges from Optional Challenges or Continue work on Orchard Challenge or other uncompleted Challenges 12:00-12:30 Lunch Break Afternoon Craft Decorate and color your Region 17 4-H Summer Robotics Camp shirts with Fabric Markers. Carry and drop piece or ball into tub lid from starting point..

8 Harvest the tree from the forest for lumber: Must grasp tree and remove from circle by taking it back out the same way the robot entered to remove the tree. Work on FLL Missions in the afternoon.

9 5 Day Camp Day 1, Friday TODO TODAY\ Energizer Elephant Rabbit Rhinoceros Mystery Maze and Air Powered Rockets Split Group in Two Half make Air Rockets Work on Robotics Challenges And FLL Boards Mid Morning Break at 10:30 a.m. for snack Lunch at Noon Challenges begin at 1:30 p.m. 2:15 Clean Up 2:40 Certificates and Evaluation Evaluation with Campers 1. What did you like best about Robotics Camp? 2. What were the most important things you learned about building and programming Robots? 3. What things would you change to make an even Better Robotics Team Next Year? 4. What would you tell your friends and family about Robotics Camp?