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11th grade robotics simulations
2 Week Drone Flight Unit
Welcome to the 2 Week Drone Flight Unit! The purpose of this unit is to introduce students to the physics, regulations, and hands-on experience of flying drones.This course is designed to take place over two weeks and each day typically follows the following format:FAA Question of the DayDirect Instruction over a central topicSimulation/research around that topicA mission that utilizes a core concept that they learnedThis course is also fully customizable to whatever length of time your periods
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7th - 12th
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VEX Virtual Toolbox: Tools and Hardware
Use this interactive Toolbox to learn about some basic tools and hardware used with the VEX EDR kits. Learn about 3/32 & 5/64 screws, nuts, shafts, standoffs, spacers, pop rivets, shaft collars, flat bearings and hex drivers/keys. Slideshow is completely editable to include what you need. Included, an informational slide on how to use the slideshow in present mode.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Design your own Vex Challenge
Use this as an extension for your Vex Robotics class! By now your kiddos should be familiar with VEX and the VexVR now turn the tables and have them design their own VEX assignment! I usually fin the best 5 or 6 and give them to the class as another assignment as well.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Drones XR App - Activity and Worksheet
This resource focuses on Drones. It is a three part activity:In the first part of the worksheet, students will be prompted to download the Drone XR app, and fly a simulated drone on their mobile device.The second part of the worksheet focuses on teaching students about safety features in Microdrones.Finally, students will brainstorm ways in which drones are used in career paths and in the community around them.This resource also includes an answer key.I made these resources for an interdisciplin
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Get Moving With Variables - A Physical Sim. Activity - Please Rate, Rvw, Follow
If you use this with students, please leave a rating and follow this store - thank you!This activity is for students who have a little experience with loops but are still new to variables. Students physically execute a program without and then with loops and variables to discover how to make a program more adaptable and efficient. This lesson is a great unplugged starter that is especially helpful to kinesthetic learners.Includes 3 pages of detailed instructions including set up, lesson plan and
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6th - 12th
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