Hour of Code: Measure and Predict with KIBO Robot Bowling
September 12, 2018
Crash! How far does KIBO have to move to get from the start of the bowling lane to the pins? You can create a single straight lane or a more complicated path. Students will use estimation and measurement to create a program to travel the length of the lane. They’ll test how far a single forward block carries KIBO, then improve their programs using the Engineering Design Process.
Who can knock their pins down the fastest?
Use KIBO to create a program to travel the length of the lane. Let’s get bowling!
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