#7 Experimental approach Part 2

Materials

  • Colored cards
  • Scissors
  • Printer

Implementation

Now the children think about questions. For example, one child takes the role of a robot and the other takes the role of a journalist who interviews the robot. The robot answers the questions in a conventional language

Variation

The language can be improved by introducing more colours, integrating Morse elements, and introducing different contextual situations (robot talks to a human, robot talks to an animal, robot talks to a robot etc.).

Reflection

Discuss how people communicate with the robot and how the robots respond, (the children will already have a basic understanding of the logic of creating and talking to the robot).

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