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FLOOR PERFORMANCE
Your team will code  an Ozobot to perform a gold-medal floor routine.


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Preparing for the Ozobot Summer Olympics Coding Competition:


  • Select a performance song that you would like to use for the competition and use it as your background music for your coding.
  • Use Blockly to practice different tricks and moves with your Ozobot that coordinate with your performance song.
  • Movements, Light Effects, Loops, etc. will have different point values.
  • Size of field, length of program, and required moves will be provided day of competition.
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What teachers are saying...
"On the spot competitions are exciting and really challenge students to problem solve and think creatively."

"My students actually worked together and for the first time recognized  not only the importance of teamwork, but also the characteristics needed to be a team player."

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