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Lola Mya Julia and belle

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Ryan Hayden Trent Kole

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Flashlight
Ryan Hayden Trent Kole

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You will need to be patient and cooperative when sharing materials.

Groups of 3 or 4 please

Document your progress (make notes & take pictures/videos

Add your name when posting on this Padlet

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2. Explore and attempt some of the challenges posted on this Padlet.

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Check this tutorial out.

Could you and your group recreate this?

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Inchworm: a littleBits Project by superyummywonton

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Build and race crawling inchworm robots with some cardboard and one servo bit. Add a pulse bit to control how fast your inchworm moves. This is a simple, fun project to introduce concepts of mechanical linkages, surface friction, and basic kinematic systems. More important, robotic inchworms are inherently silly and amusing to play with.

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1. Add a note (or post a pic of one from yesterday) that shows a component (little bit) and where and how you might see it used in your life.

Each group should add at least 3 examples.