2018 - Term 3 STEAM - ‘Coding and Arduino Boards’ Reflective Questions

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1. What was I learning and why?
We were learning how to code using snap4arduino, making a LED blink using an arduino board and a breadboard so we know what to do when we make our bots at the end of the year.



2. did I do well and how do I know?
I do well at making the breadboard and coding on snap4arduino because I take my time and use the instructions, or I would asked the teacher if i’m doing it correctly.




3. What challenged me ……?
The thing that really challenged me is when we had to code using  the advanced coding for snap4arduino because i’m not used to using the different block codes than just the basics. 





4. What would I do differently next time to make my learning more successful ….. ?
Next time I will try and use the instructions carefully, keep on reading it a few times for the advanced coding and ask my partner for even more help than what is expected.


5. What have I enjoyed about the learning?
 I enjoy working with my partner, Jodee, because she helps me alot and she’s honest we she needs my help. I also like connecting the arduino board to the chrome book and using snap4arduino to code, making and LED blink, fade out and in.

                      

Letters To Sir

Sir, I know you're not a big fan of bubblegum but this issue will help for the generations to come in the future timeline.

 Bubblegum can help to save money for the school to provide camps and activities for the students.
 The teachers can be a waste when they use blue tack which means they're wasting money! I say that bubblegum can be the new blue tack brand, its so much cheaper. 

No school is perfect, there's always the talkers driving others mad. Once again, bubblegum is most likely to bring silence into the class. We'd need silence to get better results in our education, by staying on task. 

Sir, isn't it gross to see people chewing their clothes? You'd never know where its been! It would be better for them to chew on bubblegum then their clothes. Their parents would have paid loads of money for there clothing, its ridiculous!

Even though you HATE bubblegum, reading this letter a million times will change your mind.