Sadly, Dr. E’s WeDo Challenges and Dr. E’s MINDSTORMS Challenges will no longer be posting new challenges. However, both websites will remain up so that you can continue to access the previous challenges and all of the wonderful submissions. Thank you to LEGO Education and to the Center for Engineering Education and Outreach at Tufts University for their years of support (and thank you to LEGO for their amazing robotics platforms). During the six years of WeDo challlenges and five years of MINDSTORMS challenges, we received almost 1000 submissions from around the world. The two websites had a total of 1266 registered users from 57 different countries. We were truly a global community! We have always been inspired and energized by the creativity and innovation shown by the Dr. E's Challenges community; while new challenges won't be posted moving forward, we hope that you continue doing awesome stuff in your homes, clubs, and classrooms and that you continue to share your projects with the world! Collaborating with all of you has been a joy and an inspiration. Thank you, The folks at Dr. E’s

Category Archives: Works in Progress

Works in Progress

Share your works in progress and new ideas with other WeDoers.

Killer Car

RosTeamFebruary 25, 20161 CommentWorks in Progress

Extension of hungry alligator

Hungry crocodrile Lego WeDo: improved program. The crocodrile waits for food and eats. It stops to eat when the food is removed and the program starts again (waiting for more food). Hungry crocodrile Lego WeDo: improved program. The crocodrile waits for food and eats. It stops to eat when the food is removed and the […]

GuillemiJofreDecember 27, 2014Works in Progress

Thank you Dr E

Costanza received the special brick from Dr E

RosTeamJune 19, 20142 CommentsWorks in Progress

Base under attack !

Alessandro built his base with two motors controlled by distance sensor Alessandrro builts his base with two motors and the distance sensor

RosTeamJune 16, 20141 CommentWorks in Progress

Saltimagig kitchen helper

Click here to watch the video: saltimagig This clever device helps you salt your food.

bbratzelJune 9, 2014Works in Progress

The WeDo Lottery Program

This is a fun program to teach kids about using the WeDo software that does not require motors or sensors (e.g., a “homework assignment” if they have the software but do not have a kit at home). It is based upon the lottery program in the Teacher’s Guide, but uses several other icons to make it […]

Pack 301March 23, 20143 CommentsWorks in Progress

First grade insect and spider monsters

We have been studying insects and spiders, so as our introduction to WeDo we decided to build monsters based on spiders and insects.

T. PolteOctober 31, 2013Works in Progress

Man Riding Monster

ithanlegoclubOctober 27, 2013Works in Progress

Twister

Project Next Generation: Entry for WeDo Monster Challenge. https://wedo.dreschallenges.com/category/challenges/monsters/ for more info. You are walking along singing your happy song, then out of nowhere the twists of terror begin. This monster used motion. However there was not a sensor incorporated. The structure easily tipped over. Great effort! Could be converted into a windmill of terror!

PNGOctober 22, 2013Works in Progress

Super Saiyan

Project Next Generation: Entry for WeDo Monster Challenge. https://wedo.dreschallenges.com/category/challenges/monsters/ for more info. This monster was fun to watch. However, it only has motion and does not have a sensor. A big problem was that the spinning arm would sometime cause the structure to collapse. Great try though!

PNGOctober 22, 2013Works in Progress