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Shanda McClosky tells the story about Lucas and his new best friend, T-Bone the Dron

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Shanda McCloskey, Children's Illustrator & Author

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Free T-BONE THE DRONE Activities! | Shanda McCloskey, Children's Illustrator & Author

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I'm starting to gear up for the release of T-BONE THE DRONE on September 10, 2019! Similar to some of my DOLL-E 1.0 activities, I created some coloring pages and a how-to-draw a drone activity :) Click on the images below to print. Happy drawing! Happy coloring! -Shanda

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to trace shapes in the sky with your drone

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We used a flashing LED light, a Parrot cargo drone and a long-exposure app to make art.

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Drone: Hi,I am Vishal from white field nook. Today i will show how to make drone with Dc motor.Step:1Materials:Ice cream sticksDc motors Battery clipFansWires9v battery

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Grades: 2-4+

Can be modified across grades 2 to 6 depending on the complexity of the project and curriculum links.

STEM Ideas:

Make games and toys

Create a Hovercraft using Magnets and CDs

Build and fly a drone

Explore how drones are used today and in the future

Curriculum Links:

Science (Circuits, Lights & Sound, Magnetism)

History (historical changes)

Technology:

Airblock Drones, Lego Drones, Microbits, Makey Makey, Scratch