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LEGGO MY LEGO Holly Dornak Lamar Amanda Peterson Lamar Instructional Technology Specialist Resources:

WHY LEGO?  Engaging  All Students Experience Success  Metacognition – Ignite Insight

 Skilled Communication  Knowledge Construction:  Robotics/STEM  Programming  Real World Problem Solving  Collaboration WHY LEGO?

WHAT IS COLLABORATION?

Students are required to work in pairs or groups. WHAT IS COLLABORATION?

Students have shared responsibility. WHAT IS COLLABORATION?

Students make substantive decisions together. WHAT IS COLLABORATION?

Work is interdependent. WHAT IS COLLABORATION?

Plan for "builds in progress" BEFORE YOU BUILD Investigate Storage Solutions Teach “Lego-ese” Vocabulary

 Begin with a Simple Build  Try the Build Yourself  Focus: Gathering Materials Collaboration Troubleshooting/Problem Solving Returning Materials LESSON PLANNING

 Students - Gather only the parts needed for the build.  Plan time for students to fail, troubleshoot, and refine.  Challenge Cards LESSON PLANNING

Platforms Beginning-Middle-End, or Multiple Settings STORYSTARTER

Create 2 “Base” Characters Head Torso Legos STORYSTARTER

Sort Remaining Legos: STORYSTARTER CharacterSetting Prop Details

 Access Spinner:  Choose 2 LEGOS pieces from specified category after each spin.  Repeat 4 more times. STORYSTARTER

 Create a story  4 W’s  Who is it about?  Where does it take place?  When does it take place?  What happens?  Share your story with a partner. STORYSTARTER

 Create a final product using LEGO StoryVisualizer  App:  Code: w147z1gsw8 (shared w/ permission from LEGO)

 Core Set –  Curriculum & Software – Site License  Rule of Thumb: 1 Core Set per 5 students STORYSTARTER

WEDO & WEDO 8+  Tilt Sensor  Motion Sensor  Motor  USB Hub

 Connect  Construct  Contemplate  Continue WEDO & WEDO 8+

“Lego-ese”

 Connect  Construct  Contemplate  Continue WEDO & WEDO 8+

Programming Drag & Drop

WEDO & WEDO 8+  Core Set – 9580  Curriculum & Software – Site License  Rule of Thumb: 1 Core Set per 2-3 students *Computer Required WeDo 8+ Expansion – 9585 Curriculum & Software

LEGO DIGITAL DESIGNER

LEGGO MY LEGO Holly Dornak Lamar Amanda Peterson Lamar Instructional Technology Specialist Resources: