Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Academy Roboticists Need Your Help!

The Sacred Hearts Academy Lower School Robotics Team needs your help to prepare for their upcoming First Lego League (FLL) competition in November! Sixth grade team members Kylee and Chloe share how you & your family can help the Academy's team.

"This year's theme is Trash Trek and our competition consists of four parts – robot design, robot performance, project, and core values (teamwork).  We have been busy building our mission pieces, designing our robot, researching our project and developing our teamwork skills.  We are having so much fun!  For the project portion of this year’s competition we have to research a piece of trash, come up with a unique solution, and present our project to our community and a panel of judges. 

We have chosen Styrofoam trays and we would really appreciate your help. Last week we went on a field trip to Times Supermarket to see how many food items use Styrofoam trays and we asked the meat and seafood department questions.  

Now we need to know how our community uses Styrofoam trays. Please help our team by taking a quick five question survey - you can simply follow the link here: http://goo.gl/forms/5HVsvVoZDR

We are also trying to collect as many Styrofoam trays as we can for our project and presentation.  We would appreciate it if you could wash your trays and bring them to school. Our team mentors, Ms. Lacey Teshima, and Ms. Jennifer Arthur, will have a donation box outside their classrooms. We will be collecting trays from now until Friday, October 9, 2015. Thank you for your cooperation!"


Mahalo ladies of LS Robotics for sharing! Best of luck with your FLL challenge this year! #GoLancers

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2 comments:

Laura Krissi said...

That's a really interesting project! It's eye-opening to think about how much Styrofoam we use every day. I'm happy to fill out the survey and will definitely bring in any trays I have. Out of curiosity, have you considered using 3D modeling to visualize the data you're collecting? Something simple, maybe even a game-like representation? Crazy Cattle 3D comes to mind - I think that engine would be great! Keep up the amazing work!

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