One day me and my team went to one of our team mates house. We swam in the pool and played all sorts of games such a ''fetch''. Someone threw a ''stick'' into the pool and everyone else dove at the stick. The stick sinks so we have to dive to the bottom of the pool. We also played a game that when a person sits on a something that floats in the pool and everyone else goes underneath the water and tries to flip the thing that floats over. we also had juice , snacks, candy . We also had nice fresh corn and burgers.
By RN
How I do my role as Team Lead
The Team Lead or Scrum Master ,in this case, gives out homework every week to everyone on this team. Also I put the homework on a website called Trello which puts them into cards that can be moved from them to a done list. We put it on Trello so that it is easier to keep track of and we can make sure that everyone does their work. While I do this I also have to do the homework that is given to me by the coaches. Even while I am on vacation I must still be communicating a little with my teammates and doing a little bit of homework.
As seen in the photo above, all of the finished cards or homework is in the done list. That means that they are all done and more homework can be given to them. This is how I do my role as a Team Lead or Scrum Master.
Efficient Ways To Generate Energy
In this post, I will explain some efficient ways to generate energy.
First of all, we can put a windmill and solar panels on top of all the houses, so the houses can have almost all the power they need, and we won't have to send as much energy to the houses.
We place solar panels on the streetlights so they can charge up in the day and shine bright in the night.
All buildings will be required to have solar panels, and we will only send about 20% of the energy needed for full functionality for the buildings. This will make all the buildings operate mostly under renewable energy.
Here as some efficient ways to generate energy.
Week 10
We first worked on the logo and finalized it for everyone. It looked great!
For FLL, we need to show what we know about core values. We chose to make a presentation on how we know about core values and assigned a core value to everyone. We talked about it and made sure that everyone knew how to complete their part.
Next, we talked about air pollution. We thought of these ideas:
- We should fine tobacco users for polluting their body and the city where they live.
- We can use electro-magnetic cars to get rid of car pollution.
We also thought about energy, and more importantly, windmills.
- Windmills on houses
- Floating Windmills
Finally, food. We thought of making various raised vegetable gardens so people can grow their own food. Then, we watched the official First Rise 2019-2020 video revealing City Shaper, our project research.
That's all for week 10!
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