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  • 08 Aug 2019

Today's construction is divided into 3 parts. Students should work together. Every team should construct their part as many times as the number of teams in the group - so that every team would have the particular part. Let your students build at the same time, instead of alternating.

In the images below is shown how to distribute the instructions, depending on the number of the students.

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  • If you have 1-2 students:

In this case we can not apply the method of serial production. Control the expectations of your students and explain to them that this is a big robot and it could take them a great amount of time to build it.

  • If you have 3 students:

Divide students into two teams. The two students, who work together, construct the first and the second part of the robot twice, while the other team with one student constructs the third part twice. In this way every student would have constructed a part of the robot twice.

  • If you have 4 students:

Divide students into two teams. The first team constructs twice the first part of the robot, while the second team constructs twice the second part of the robot. The third part is constructed by the two teams - each team construct it once.

  • If you have 5-6 students:

Divide students into three teams. Each team constructs one part of the robot three times.

  • If you have 7 students:

Divide students into 4 teams and then into 2 groups (2 teams in a group). Then apply the method for 4 and 3 students.

  • If you have 8 students:

Divide students into 4 teams and then into 2 groups (2 teams in a group). Then apply the method for 4 students.

  • If you have 10 students:

Divide students into 5 teams and then into 2 groups - one with 2 teams and the other with 3 teams. Then apply the method for 4 and 6 students.

  • If you have more students, you should continue dividing them to teams of 3 up to 6 students. Try to Try to distribute them as evenly as possible.

An exemplary solution to the task "Program the medium motor to pull the brick up until the touch sensor is pressed" and "Repeat the above program in a loop".

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