First Lego League Blog Post T4 2018

By Anonymous -
First Lego League Blog Post T4 2018
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What are the core values that you had to show at First Lego League?
1. Fun - Enjoy yourself

 2. Teamwork - Work together and solve disputes professionally
3. Inclusion - Include others and take their ideas into consideration

4. Integration - Try to put everyone's ideas into the big idea

 5. Discovery - Find out new ideas and narrow them down

 6. Co-operation - Competition and cooperation together, co-operation describes the practice of teamwork and having a friendly competition

 How did you feel when you got to the competition?

 I felt excited because I was confident and was waiting a wee while to get to that point. I also felt nervous because I was worried about the outcome of the event.

What values did you show whilst in Auckland? (atleast 2)

 I showed connect by working with Ben King when we were operating the robot. I also showed create by thinking of ways to try and solve the programming flaws.
What did you enjoy the most about your time in Auckland? Why?

The thing I enjoyed the most about my time in Auckland is when we went to the MOTAT Mind Lab because we got to do some programming with a small robot called an mBot. We also got into a partnership and made a wind-powered "micro-car".


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