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Capture the Edison Flag

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Notes
Prerequisites:
This lesson requires prior experience with Edison Robots.

Context:
This lesson can be taught to a single class or used in an after-school coding/robotics club.

Students should be given several days to complete the “design and construct” portion of this lesson.

The lesson finishes with a competition day followed by a day to reflect.

Objectives:
This week we will:
-Work with partners to design an obstacle course to protect our flag from opponents.

-Work with partners to modify our robot in order to capture an opponent’s flag.

-Objectively evaluate our design in order to make it better.

-Share with the class how we collaborated to complete our goal.

Lesson Grade Level

6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade

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