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3-2-1 on Robot Missions List three things your group tried do to solve a mission. List two things you observed from your group or robot. List one thing.

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2 3-2-1 on Robot Missions List three things your group tried do to solve a mission. List two things you observed from your group or robot. List one thing you will try today with your robot.

3 3-2-1 on Robot Missions List three problems your group encountered. List two solutions your group tried. List one thing you will try next time with your robot.

4 3-2-1 on Robot Missions List three things that you have learned about robots. List two things that have frustrated you about robots. List one thing that you enjoy about robots.

5 GradePoints for Round 1 Points for Round 2 A150225 B125200 C100150 D50100

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7 Works Cited http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-05- 2005/images/jw-0516-lego1.jpg

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