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

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Manuel and Roberto, 7 years old, built this trophy with a lot of effort and "accidents" so they decided they deserved this trophy for this reason, their effort. They used a motor and Lego lights.

 

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  2. jennygarlick

    I love how you have programmed your lego lights to flash on and off. The rotating mechanism on your trophy is very clever. Well done putting so much effort into your trophy and learning through accidents is a really valuable experience. Keep up the good work and thanks so much for sharing your work.

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