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On Wednesday we made robots that could draw circles and scribbles.
That day we had Praveen and Eddy from Victoria University. In this video, I am turning on my motor and I am versing Dantae.
My favourite part about that day was when we all put our robots on the giant piece of paper and started drawing. After we had a competition whose robot wrote the best. My one was neat and it just kept on going in a circle. After that, we got to keep our robots and keep the big paper were all our robots drew on.

I learnt how to make a robot out of a  paper cup, motor, and felt pens

I am sharing this with you mum and dad because I want to show you how much fun I have at school instead of home and this was learning that I had never done before.

The key competencies I used was relating with others because I met some new people and I made friends from another class, and participating and contributing when I helped other people when the're robots didn't work.


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