Thursday, December 3, 2015
Tasks
| Student Name | TASKS/JOBS | |||||
| Allen, Isaac | Project Management | Marketing | ||||
| Berstrom, McKye | Building | |||||
| Brown, Jason | Research | Programming | Marketing | Documentation | ||
| Burns, Carmen | Programming | Documentation | Marketing | |||
| Edwards, Hannah | Community Sharing | Strategy Analysis | Building | Programming | Marketing | Documentation |
| Khalique, Ayaan | Researching | Programming | Building | Project Management | Documentation | Marketing |
| Orton, Bryce | Building | Programming | ||||
| Selby, Caden | Building | Project Management | ||||
| Taylor, Joseph | Building | |||||
| Yardley, Kaydan | Programming | Community Sharing | ||||
Time Line
| Projected Timeline | |||||||
| Nov. 18 | Nov. 19 | Dec. 2 | Dec. 3 | Dec. 9 | Dec. 10 | Dec. 16 | Dec. 17 |
| Meeting | Have
Idea ready to work |
Meeting | Meeting | Meeting | Meeting | Present
Project to Faculty |
Meeting |
| Christmas Break | |||||||
| Jan. 6, 2016 | Jan. 7 | Jan. 13 | Jan. 14 | Jan. 16 | |||
| Meeting | Meeting | Meeting | Meeting | Present
Project at SUU |
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Lego Blast
Here is a copy of the latest information from the First Lego League
QUOTE OF THE WEEK
"Together, we can empower and encourage girls and women in STEM so no innovator is left behind, and every possible perspective and ability is brought to bear on the pressing scientific and technical challenges of our times." - U.S. Undersecretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Michelle Lee, on the USPTO's "All in STEM" initiative
WHAT EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT
Goodness gracious!
As tournament systems move from qualifiers to Championships, we would like to take a quick moment to remind teams of the importance of Gracious Professionalism® -- especially at events. Gracious Professionalism is a fundamental aspect of FIRST® LEGO® League. We compete like crazy, but display good sportsmanship at all times. Try to keep Gracious Professionalism in mind as you interact with volunteers, spectators and other teams at events. Things sometimes do go wrong in the Judging areas and sometimes robots behave differently than they do at your meetings. If you can focus on the celebration of the season and not get too bogged down by what might not have gone perfectly, you will have a great experience at your event and embody Gracious Professionalism.
Holiday road
The FIRST offices in Manchester, NH, USA, will be closed beginning at 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Nov. 25, for the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. They will reopen at 8:30 a.m. ET on Monday, Nov. 30.
What kind of photos do turtles take?
Shell-fies! And speaking of turtles, check out this cool innovation for equipment storage!
Secrets of the 45544
EV3 designer Lee Magpili has been spilling secrets in the LEGO Education community. Be sure to check out his secrets and stories!
CONTEST CORNER
Flaunt that passion now
Only a few more days remain to enter the #FIRSTparody contest! The details you need to enter are here. Need some inspiration? Big Bot Theory likes big bots (and they cannot lie).
Go code
Just a few days remain to pull together an entry for the #codemyEV3 community challenge! Let's see what your bot's got!
Challenge accepted!
Are you wrapping up your FIRST LEGO League season or looking for a new Challenge? Watch your team email blast for a new contest from FIRST and the LEGO Education community coming in December. Excited??? Trust us. You will be.
No kidding!
We think FIRST LEGO League teams might have an invention or two ready for primetime.
STEM in the news
Do you cry at the end of Wall-E? Science has a reason why!
CELEBRATION AND SHOUT-OUTS
Has your team hit a personal best score in the Robot Game?
Have you shared your Project solution with some folks who could benefit from it?
Do you have a favorite Core Value you have put into practice?
We're not talking turkey. Those are some big-deal accomplishments. Shake a tail feather and be proud.
Special shout-out
To Team 7635, the Robot Unicorns, who took an interesting (and maybe a little bit disgusting) field trip to a single-stream recycling plant in Lakeland, Florida. They saw in real life and learned firsthand how plastic bags can be a huge problem for recycling sorting machines -- just like in the Robot Game! Coincidence? We think not! Great job, Unicorns! We believe in you!
What is YOUR team up to? Be proud to make it loud and tell us all about what you've been doing with a tweet to @firstlegoleague. Or, shoot us an email at fllteams@usfirst.org. Then watch this space. Next time, we may be shouting out to YOU!
Pass the cranberry awesomesauce
... For the generous helpings from our FIRST LEGO League Global Sponsors -- 3M, NI, Rockwell Automation, and, of course, LEGO®. They help us reach new students and build the innovators of tomorrow.
Just gravy
This email blast took the scenic route to your in-box from FIRST® HQ in Manchester, NH, USA. Be sure to read the messages from your regional FIRST LEGO League contacts for all you need to know about events and activities over the river and through the woods in your neighborhood.
Welcome Lego Leaguers!
Please sign up for the REMIND text list. This will help us send out reminders about practices and competitions! If you have any questions, you can email the teachers.
Amy Gardner
Robyn Brown
Tanya Campbell
We look forward to working with the students!
Amy Gardner
Robyn Brown
Tanya Campbell
We look forward to working with the students!
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