Community and Friendship

I really enjoyed the ChargerTrails. I thought it was a great way to get to know other people and even know ourselves. The team building events were a great way to have fun and build trust.

 

Marble Challenge: I thought that the marble challenge was the hardest for us as a team. I think that it was the hardest because all of us were trying to take control of a multiple person task. As the common expression goes ” There were to many chefs in the kitchen.” I felt as if nobody would listen to me as well as other people. The challenge was also a very fun and brain-teasing event. The way to get a marble across a 20 ft long expanse with about nine ft of hollow piping. It was fun watching everybody desperately cling to the marble with our tubes in the last try while we were trying to “participate.” This event was an event that really made us work together.

Hog Call: I thought this was an easy, fun, and kind of simple. It really was fast and eventful. It was fast because there were only about one or two leaders. It was east in the sense that since there was only one leader, there was a no want for power, and no disagreeing. Overall, this was a great team building event.

Community and Friendship

I was very successful during Charger Trails.  For example, during the Hog Call I would be a leader and help people go where they needed to be and when I needed help I would be corporative and listen to my peers.  Also when I went to the Marble challenge I would share my ideas and when thy didn’t work I would be flexible and use my friends ideas.  Lastly, at the maze we couldn’t talk so I had to be okay with being wrong because I had to try different ways so the my team could be successful.

Community and Friendship

At Charger Trails, I think the Gulledge Ghouls did a great job working together during the activities. One thing I think we need to work on is listening to other people’s ideas instead of having “to many cooks in the kitchen.”  The first activity was Marble Luge. In this challenge I think we worked together, but we didn’t listen to each others ideas. The idea that completed the goal was mentioned in the beginning , but it wasn’t listened to. The next activity was Hog Call. This is where Mr. Rokuskie would put a card on our backs that matched with the card on  someone else’s back. We were not allowed to talk. This activity was not to hard because others could see your card and point you in the direction of your partner. I think in this challenge we didn’t have to many leaders and we worked together nicely.  Then we went to the maze. The maze was difficult because there was only one way to go through the maze and we could not talk to each other. I think there were many leaders pointing in different directions.

 

Community and Friendship

I really enjoyed the charger trails. I feel like it was a nice way to work on cooperating with a group of people. It was a similar experience to the activities we participated in at Camp Hanes. There were three activities that we went through. I personally feel like I really saw what the teachers were talking about. That some people have strengths in certain areas whereas others may have strengths in other activities. I feel like as a friend I was successful because I learned more about my friends. As a teammate I was successful because I was helping my team towards our goal of completing the puzzle. I feel like this showed especially in The maze and the hog call. We had some good laughs but we were working together to our goal as well. Overall I think it was a really fun experience.

Community and Friendship

Community and Friendship

As a teammate I came up with ideas to help and different solutions. When our group was doing the marble luge we all listened to each other’s ideas and at the end we figured it out. We were the first group to finish the maze. In that activity you had to pay a lot of attention and trust your friends and teammates. I thought that the hog call was the easiest but you had to choose a leader and in that you have to step down and let the leader handle things.

-It was sometimes hard not to control something our check and make sure everything is right but you have to believe and trust to know that your team is right. My favorite activity was the maze because you had to trust your instinct and figure the maze out with your friends. When someone messed up we did not bring them down our yell at them we just said nice try. You have to trust people who you don’t hang out with because you don’t know if the person that you trust more is correct. You also have to listen to boys and girls even if you don’t like the person or believe that they are right.

 

Community and Friendship

As a team member today, I think I was more of a follower than a leader. I had some ideas, but I was mainly listening to others plans and trying them. When we were doing The Marble Challenge, I was only a follower, but still a good friend and team leader. As a whole group, we could only come up with one plan, and it was a good one, but it didn’t work. I think it didn’t work because we had the right plan, we just weren’t executing it right. Our plan was to hold the tubes up at an angle and let the marble go through, and once you were sure that the marble had passed through the tube you were holding, you would run up to the front of the line with your tube and hold it there. Our plan was to keep repeating these actions until the marble got inside the cup, but somehow in between it always fell out. We still kept up with this plan even though at the end it still didn’t work and we were out of time. I feel like in this activity, Runyon was the biggest leader.

 

In our next activity, Hog Call, I think we found it pretty easy. I think I was actually a leader in this one, but still a follower at the same time. The way the game was played was that you had a word taped to your back and once everybody had a word, they had to go around and find a good pair for what was on their back. But, you couldn’t talk and you couldn’t look at the word on your back. So the plan that we came up with as a group was to have people stand in a row, and a few people would start pairing them by their word, and then the people who were already paired, would pair the people that had paired them. This ended up working very well, and we played two rounds successfully.

 

Our last activity was The Maze. This was very similar to a game we played at Camp Hanes, but it was a little more difficult. There was a mat with 16 squares and we had to find the pattern, and the pattern used up all 16 squares. This was pretty much a guessing game, but it also trained your memory to remember the path. We all helped each other, and Runyon got a piece of paper and wrote out the path, which helped some people, but not all. Overall, I think these three activities helped us work together, and it bonded us well.

 

 

Community and Friendship

Hog Call:

What I did at this challenge was help direct the people to there appropriate match and helped them get paired up. I sort of did what a lot of people in my advisory did and did some traffic control signals to guide them and tapped on their chairs to get their attention. I felt like more of a team member on that one.

Marble Luge:

This one I really focused on getting to talk more. The challenge was not as important to me. I was more worried about not connecting with my advisory. Then near the end of the challenge I focused on getting the marble in the cup, but I was a friend on this challenge.

Maze:

This challenge was what I thought was the toughest challenge. We weren’t all getting out our ideas and it was a bit of a struggle. Near the end of the challenge we found a great strategy and it was so effective we got to do two mazes. On this challenge I was a team member. Like most people when I finished the maze I tried to guide the people who where still trying to get across. I was a team member on this one.

Community and Friendship

In the Charger Trails activities I thought the Gulledge Ghouls advisory worked together as a team. The Marble challenge was the first activity we did and also the hardest. I think we had to warm up and remember how to work as a team. We were successful with the Hog call and Maze. We communicated to each other even though for both activities we could not talk. I found other ways to communicate by pointing, facial expressions, and other gestures. Every one at one point was a leader directing people where to go and what to do. At some points I thought there were to many leaders but as soon as people realized they backed down. We listened to others ideas and took advise from our teachers on how to improve the success of the activity. This was a fun experience on using team work and building bonds and friendships with our community.

Community & Friendship

Today, we did Charger Trails. We first did the Marble Luge with Ms. Stewart, then Hog Call with Ms. Taylor, and lastly Maze with Ms. Smith. The Marble Luge was where we must transport a marble from a piece of masking tape into an upright cub using only tubes and ourselves. We first tried piping the marble, and then we tried using two tubes to contain and pass the marble, and succeeded. Next, we did the Hog Call. We had everyone stand with their back facing the leader, and managed to match everyone in 45 seconds, even with the delay of multiple people trying to suddenly become the leader. Then we did the next Hog Call challenge, and managed to use the same strategy with two people leading and another checking. Next, we went to the maze and managed to be the group of Ms. Smith’s to find a way through and get everyone through.

 

I feel I was successful as a friend today while participating in Charger Trails because I went with the flow. In Hog Call, I would have liked to be a leader, but when I wasn’t I went with the flow and trusted the leader, following them to where they thought I should be. In Marble Luge, I also went with the flow and tried to pipe and pass well, and I think I did. In Maze, I trusted group members and if someone accidently gave me the wrong square, I didn’t blow up and start yelling at them. I just knew it wasn’t their fault and they were trying to help. That is why I felt I was a successful friend.

 

I felt I was successful as a team member because I participated, making me a good team member. I made my opions on where the person should go next in Maze heard, and I also made my ideas on how to succeed at Marble Luge heard. In Hog Call, I helped match people in the first round, then stepped down the second and let the other members of the team lead the second round.

 

 

Community and Friendship

I was successful as a friend and a team member because I gave ideas which led towards the success of challenges. Also when someone said something I didn’t agree with I let them try because that is what I would want if I were them.  I listened to everyone’s ideas and tried to think which ones would work then as a team we decided.

For example when we did the Marble Luge everybody had an idea and some other team members and I were able to combine some of the ideas to make it work for everybody. When we were doing Hog Call a lot of people wanted to be the person that would move people around and find pairs. I was one of them that wanted to but I decided that I had done enough and should let another team member have a turn. During the maze I told someone the wrong way to step and made my team have to start over. After that I never made that mistake again. If I wasn’t sure where they should go I didn’t try to tell them. I would let someone who knew tell them.

Community and Friendship

Community and Friendship

Today in Charger Trails, I learned that teamwork and friendship are very big parts of our community. In the Marble Challenge, I learned that when you are allowed to talk, it is very important to have positive, and helpful communication with you group members. In the Hog Call, I learned to always listen to others ideas, because they could be very helpful. In the Maze, we couldn’t speak, so it was challenging, but Runyon made a map for us to use, and it was very helpful to some of us, but for the others that it did not help, Rohin stepped up and helped. This morning one of the main things that I learned was that sometimes it is good to be a leader, and other times it is good to be a follower, neither one is right or wrong, and neither one is better than the other. I had a great time at Charger Trails today, and I can’t wait to do it again next year.

Community and Friendship

When our group was doing the challenges we all had to use our leadership skills to help guide our team to get through the challenges. When we did the Hog Call challenge we had to find the person that had the word that went with yours. So we had to see what other people had to find out if they were a pair and since we couldn’t talk we tried to find out using other people to help you find your pair. So when we did the challenge we were all scooting around In our chairs to find the other person so we had to use our leadership skills to find the other person so I tried to go to each person and see what word they had and I would see if it matched up with mine.

When we did the maze challenge we had to use our leadership skills to find out which path work .  So we had people stand around the square and help guide people to the correct squares so that we can complete the challenge. We completed the first challenge and it took a while but it was because we weren’t organized. The second time we did it fast because we had a game plan and we were more organized.

When we did the marble maze we tried to think of a game plan.  Then when we had our plan we tried it and it didn’t work so we tried a new one. It didn’t work the first time so we tried it again and it worked. We had to use our leadership skills to try and come up with a new plan. When it was successful we celebrated as friends.

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How I was successful as a team member and friend during charger trails

I was successful as a team member and friend because I helped my team complete the challenges. I helped my team find the right squares to step on during the aMAZEing maze, by showing them the path we already knew. I helped in the marble luge by holding and passing pipes to get the marble to it’s destination. And I helped in the hog call by trying to show people what word they had on the back of their chair and trying to match people with similar words.

 

community and friendship

Community and friendship

Today we had charger trails. I thought it was fun. We learned how to work as a team and listening to directions. We went through challenges and had to solve them together. We had to come up with different ideas and listen to people’s ideas. I think that it taught us how to be a leader or listen to the leader. We also learned how to compete as the stereos.

I was successful as a fAdd Mediariend because I would clap when people something and cheer them up if they did something bad. The reason we were successful as friends were because we all encouraged each other to make ideas and other things. One time someone messed up when we were almost finished but we helped her and said it was okay and she got it the next time. I think friendship was a big part of these challenges. We would also accept each other being leaders because we knew that they were trustworthy and they were our friends.

We were successful as team members because we would all agree on a idea and work off of that. We would all come up with ideas which made us very successful. The reason we got passed some of the challenges is because we had great ideas. I feel that I helped as a team member because I was lessoning to the leader and Lessing to what the majority of the class anted. When we were doing the hog call one person was the leader and everybody including me listened to her. I feel that this is why I was successful.

Community and Friendship

Today we did three activities. Hog call, the maze, marble challenge. The first activity we did was the hog call. The way this game worked is we each had a piece of paper on our back and we had to find our partner. I think I was a good teammate in this challenge because I was acting what the other people had on there back  and was trying to tell others different ideas. Most of us had the same ideas, but there were a few of us that had different ones. I think everyone eventually had the same idea. I was being a good friend when I was helping find my teammate’s partners. Since I could see what was on their backs, it was easy for me o find their partners.

In the maze, we all helped each other a lot. It was a trial and error game. In the first round we took a long time out find out the pattern. But the second time wasn’t as long. I was being a good teammate because I was helping out people when they didn’t know where to go or which squares had already been stepped on. Since we couldn’t talk, everyone was pointing to the squares that were correct or that we had not yet tried. I was being a good friend  in this game because when people got to a new square that was correct I would give them a thumbs up. If they didn’t get to a correct square then I wouldn’t grunt or get mad at them. The second time, we were doing things faster. When we were figuring out the entrance, everyone had a square that they stepped on and she said if it was right or wrong. After most of the people had gone we knew which square to start on. After we knew 2 or 3 squares, we all went in a line following the next person. This made it a lot faster.

In the marble game we were doing a really good job in the beginning. We were letting people speak and were listening to everyone’s ideas. After that we tried a few different ideas before getting to the one that worked.

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Commuinty and friendship- Charger trails

 

Today, I took part in charger trails challenges. My team, and I worked together successfully to complete challenges during enrichment, as a group. There were 3 different challenges, the hog call, the marble challenge, and the maze. For each of these, we had to work together as a team, and all had to communicate, and show respect towards one another. I was successful as a team member by helping my teammates, as well as helping with the activity, and doing my part to lead to success. I also allowed my other team mates to lead, and help me and the team as a whole towards victory. During the maze challenge, I held back in the beginning to let my teammates go before me, to give me less chances to make a mistake, if I understood better. I was the final person to go through the maze, and my team was supportive of me, guiding me along the way, and helping me do the right thing. By working together, and hearing all ideas, my team worked very well together.

 

I worked as a friend with my team, by not blaming anyone for anything that was not a big deal. For example, during the marble challenge, I think just about all of my teammates, including me dropped the marble at one point. Sure, we might have been disappointed, but we got back up, and tried again. We were positive towards one another, and we were not rude or angry when there was a mistake made. We did not complete this challenge, but for us our hard work, and positive attitude was enough.

 

In the end, we worked together greatly, and it was a great team building activity, to learn more about cooperating with one another, and had lots of fun too!

Community & Friendship

Community & Friendship

Today we did Charger Trails. It is composed of three challenges, all completely different except for the basis of the activities, teamwork. They all required teamwork to be completed. We usually started by thinking of a good strategy for success. Usually someone said a strategy and then others who thought it was a good idea would edit it and make it better, covering the loopholes for failure. Our group (the Stewart Stereos) did exceptionally good on each challenge, thanks to our good teamwork and open minds. Oh, another thing that was similar in all the activities was that they were silent, making them more hard but team building.

I was a good team member and friend during the challenges, because like others I encouraged people and helped them out. When someone in our group messed up or made a wrong step (*cough*team member #7*cough*) me and the team members would help them more the next time, resulting in everyone success. I was a good friend because instead of yelling at people I kindly suggested that they change their strategies or listen to others ideas.

Community and Friendship

Community and Friendship

The Riptide worked together well because we communicated before each challenge, and also listened to each other’s ideas. We communicated a lot during the Marble Challenge. I spoke up during that challenge to help my team get through. Even though we practiced and practiced, we still couldn’t get the job done. We also listened to other’s ideas. During the Hog Call, David and Laura came up with some really good ideas. They suggested we get in a line and two people go through the line matching up people. I say we worked together and communicated during Charger Trails really splendid.

 

Community and Friendship

Marble luge, Hog call and the Maze

When we did these activities I thought that our advisory bonded well with each other  but, we didn’t let every body share these ideas. I think charger trails was a wonder experience to have with my enrichment class. The activity’s were challenging but once you get the hang of it it was just a game. Marble luge was where was had 12 PVC pipes and one marble the marble cant touch the floor but the person withe the marble can’t move but have to get it in the cup. I think this challenge was difficult because we didn’t know how to approach it. We never did complete the challenge but were very close. The Hog calls were where we had a word taped to our back and then had to match them with each other and we couldn’t talk. This one was easier challenges because people would point to each other and they would match up. The last challenge was the maze… The was was a four by four mat. Then we would have to complete it without making any noise unless we would restart. This was the hardest challenge because if we made one mistake you had to restart I think many leaders rose up and helped each other.

“Some times there are too many chef in the kitchen”.

Community and Friendship

Our team was especially good at figuring out the challenges when we were at the marble maze. We had several great ideas,  but as we went through trial-and-error, we settled on one, and it worked. Then, we were challenged to always keep a piece of PVC pipe in our hands the whole time. We had some more trial-and-error, but we figured it out and finished just in time. This shows that we can figure things out even under pressure. I look forward to future team building events!

Community and Friendship

Community and Friendship

This year’s Charger Trails was exciting and educational at the same time. Everyone was being a friend and a great teammate in some way. In general, everyone was cheering their teammates on and helping them. Charger Trails not only was fun, but it helped me to be a great friend and teammate.

Charger Trails allowed me to show my friendliness toward others. During Marble Luge, I allowed my friends to try their ideas even though it might not work. When people wanted to move me in Hog Call, I just stayed at the place they assigned me to until they move me again. Even though the Maze was confusing, I let others guide me through the maze. Overall, everyone including me was a caring friend with each other.

Not only did Charger Trails show my friendliness, but it also displayed me as a teammate. In Marble Luge, I was doing what people instructed me to do and where to go. Sometimes I would help the leader in Hog Call to match up the pairs and which pair was wrong. My teammates and I were also pointing the direction the person should move to in the Maze. Charger Trails teaches me how to be a hard-working teammate.

Community and Friendship

Community and Friendship

 

 

 

Team Work

The stereos and I became successful because we all got to be leaders. Every activity I learned more about that it’s okay to mess up. An example is that when I messed up in the maze and everyone had to start over my teammates still cheered me on and we ended up succeeding. We were the first team of the day to succeed. I encouraged everyone. My friends may have messed up but I messed up too. Every one helped me. Today I think that I understand more about team work and letting other people be in charge for once.

 

 

The Activates

The first activity I got to be a leader. It was the marble lunge. At first we tried to make a big line. But since that wasn’t working we did my idea. We passed along the tube. We did that in one try. We celebrated and everyone thanked me. The next activity was hog call. We easily got through the first one by choosing a leader. The leader was the only one who moved. Some people had trouble with that. They didn’t trust the leader. The second round we were better by trusting everyone. I helped check the work just in case. We used team work and we finished fast and accurate. Overall I think that I learned a lot. We laughed a lot because having fun with our friend helped us succsed.

Community and Friendship

For our first game, the matching game, the team mates were very helpful. The team mates pretty much helped each other out to match their paper. Sometimes, you don’t always  have to be walking around to find your match, you may have to step down for other people to do things which may be more effective than what you are doing. For our second activity, the maze, teamwork was everything. When we tried it, the other people helped by pointing, clapping and leading us towards the right squares. It was important to not talk, and the team mates were helpful in trying to help, all while being silent. They were nice if we messed up, because they didn’t argue or embarras each other. For our last challange, it was important to listen to everyone, because everyone may have different ideas. Some may have been better than others, but all were included and tried. We had to use team work because we all had to have a part in taking the marble somewhere. We included everyone in taking the marble, because it was absolutely nececary, and it worked out very well.

Community and Friendship

Today during charger trails our group was very successful because we always tried to include everyone and listen to their ideas. I think I did best during the maze because I tried to help them point out where they had to go and I didn’t talk. We also made sure that everyone felt good and when someone made a mistake, we wouldn’t get made at them because everyone makes mistakes.

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I was successful as a friend because I was talking to people, while I was successful as a teammate because I came up with a few ideas to help the team and I also followed other people’s ideas to do activities. In the aMAZEing, I listened to the directions given by other people and in the Marble Luge, I helped come up with a few ideas to transport the marble.

 

Charger trails day

I was successful as a team mate because I gave my ideas, but still listened to other people. I also helped by telling people where to go in the word on the words on the back of chairs challenge. I also gave ideas for the marble challenge, and listened to other people’s ideas, and together we passed all three challenges. I think my advisory works together greatly.

 

Community and Friendship

At Charger trails today we were pretty successful. We didn’t do so well in the first activity the “Marble Challenge” but other than that we did great. I didn’t act specifically as a leader of follower. I helped other people when they were confused and did what others told me to do when they had an idea. With the Maze, when I was in it I was confused on exactly where to go so I followed a team member as they told me what to do. I also helped the others as they went through and didn’t know exactly what to do. The hog call was kind of a mess but we ended up getting it right and I also helped make a few pairs.

Our group was also pretty friendly. We talked about our ideas and we kindly either accepted or explained that they didn’t really work. Everyone was included as a friend and helped each other in some way. Some of the time we had the same ideas and it was nice to know that in some ways, we thought very similarly. I think I did well being a team member and a friend. In the end everyone was happy and working together.

Community and Friendship

During Charger Trails I think that we did a really good job of sharing our ideas. We planned out the stuff that we did before we started the game. During Hog Calls I think we did really well with the planning of attack. David came up with a really good idea to help pair us up, and then we had tweaked it a bit and changed it. That was how we worked together as a team to accomplish what we needed to do. We were also really good at helping each other cross the Maze and get all of us through without having to repeat the game. We had some really good leaders in our group; Rohin was able to help us remember the path by showing us which direction to go in. We also had good strategist in our team, like the time that Runyon helped us to get across that maze also. He made a map of the right way to get across once someone had already made it across. Finally in the marble challenge we listened to everyone’s ideas and even though we did not get it in the cup we still got the right concept of working together as a team.

Community and Friendship

I think that I was successful as a friend and as a team member because I helped other people out and I didn’t try to make people feel uncomfortable.

For the Marble Luge, I thought we were struggling at first because we kept doing the same strategy. Then we thought of a new strategy and it worked well. We were inches from completing the task, but we were unlucky and missed the cup. I think that I had continued the idea of Alex L.’s idea of chopsticks, but thought of an alternative. Now that think about it, I think there was a better way of completing the task, which was to put everyone behind the person with the marble, so it was easier to get in the cup.

For the Hog Call, I think we did very good. We figured out how to get the partners together fast, because people were helping each other. I think that we should have had 1 or 2 leaders instead of everyone being a leader because it would make things a lot faster. Though, we thought as a team and successfully completed the challenge. I was trying to help people know what there word was by referring to gestures and other words.

The Maze Challenge was probably the harder than the rest, but with the help  of Ms. Lund, we were able to complete the task faster and more efficiently. We did a line, instead of one by one. I think that we could have worked on everyone agreeing on a certain position instead of pointing at a square and never changing their mind. I think that I could have improved on helping people.

Overall, I think that the challenge required a lot of teamwork, but was most importantly: fun.

Community and Friendship

How were you successful as a friend and team member during the Charger Trails Challenges Today? The Maze, Marble Maze, Hog Call

We were successful during the Hog Call since we did not get frustrated at each other or at the activity. Even when one of the pairs were matched up wrong we just walked over to the right pair. For the blue set of cards in the Hog Call we selected one person to be the leader. Everyone else would stand with their backs to the leader so that he could pair us up. Once everyone was paired up the leader paired up with the last person left that did not have a pair. For the Maze no one was allowed to talk just like in the Hog Call. When someone made a sound and we all had to start over we did not get frustrated with the person that made us start over. Everyone on the team helped out the person that was on the maze by pointing at the square that the person was supposed to go to next. During the Marble Maze since we were able to talk we came up with a number of ideas. We had four or five ideas and we tested out each idea to see which ones were the best. One of the ideas was to line up and work together with our pipes to bring the marble to the end.

Community and Friendship

In Charger Trails, I was a follower in some parts of the three activities (marble challenge, hog call, and maze). I tried to help people if they forgot the correct way. In Hog Call, I think I was more of a follower but in the marble challenge, I came up with an idea that could have worked so I think that in Charger Trails, I was a mix of leader and follower.

 

Community and Friendship

During the Charger Trails Challenges my team and I were very successful. We did very well showing support and respect to each other as well as giving each other constructive criticism. One of the things we did best was taking everyone’s ideas and sorting them into groups instead of just yelling over everyone else’s ideas. During the maze someone came up with the idea that whenever someone made it to another square we would clap which suppressed the urge to call out in excitement and have to start over.

Community and Friendship

I think I was successful as a friend and a team member in Charger Trails.  In Hog Calls I listened to everyones ideas while not interrupting and used hand signals to signify what the names on their backs were.  I was successful in helping people find their matching words and I found my matching word every time.  In the maze we all shared our ideas without interruption in the second maze.  In the first maze I didn’t cooperate with people that much and that took a lot of time.  In the second maze  we got our ideas and I cooperated much more and solved most of the puzzle.  I helped people that forgot the way to go and we solved in within 3 minutes it seemed.  In marble challenge we got our ideas out quickly and efficiently and we solved the problem using a good technique that we all agreed on.  I shared my idea on the second challenge but it failed because people weren’t listening anymore.  That is where we fell apart and nothing could get people to listen to a good idea.  I think I that I was successful at cooperating as a friend and as a teammate.

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I was successful today as a team member and a friend during charger trails today. some reasons why are…

during the Hog call activity I helped many people find their match making the game funnier (which will be a word one day) and also easier and less frantic. in the marble challenge I helped my team by suggesting new ideas when needed and listening to others when the suggested new ideas. this made the challenge easier because we then had more ideas to try and more of a chance to get the challenge completed.  In the maze activity I helped by trying the right spaces.

Trimester One- Charger Trail Reflection

Trimester One- Charger Trail Reflection

Natasha Sachar

 

I was successful as both a friend and a team member while participating in the Charger Trails challenges today for many reasons.  First of all being part of a team means sharing your ideas, listening to others, and coming up with great things by putting the team’s heads and skills together.  Today in the Charger Trails activities, one way I contributed as a team member was during the marble activity.  I contributed by sharing my ideas on how to get the marble into the cup.  After I shared my ideas, other team members thought about what I said and added on to it.  So, successfully as a team we got the marble into the cup.  Another way I was successful as a team member was during the “hog call” activity.  I was successful as a team member during that challenge because I acted out what words other people had on their chair so they would know who to be paired up with.  Also in that activity I contributed because I had an idea of writing peoples words on a white board.  During the maze challenge I was again successful as a team member because I pointed to where a team member should go to complete the maze correctly.  I feel that with the many activities we have done as an advisory team, they have made us a strong team.  We have found out that different people are good leaders at different times.  We have also realized that a team works more successfully together when everyone is involved.

Community and Friendship

Community and Friendship

 

This morning we started off our day with a series of activities called Charger Trails. The series consisted of three activities called the Hog Call, Marble Challenge, and Maze. In the hog call, I thought we were successful because we all listened to each other’s ideas. For example: David stepped up and said that we should all get in a line and he would tap you on the shoulder, so then you would partner up. In the Maze, I thought Rohin Stepped up and was a great leader because of how he guided people through the maze only using his hands and gestures. On the marble challenge, I thought that Runyon stepped up became a leader by trying to give as many ideas as he could and tried to mush them al together.

Community & Friendship

I was successful being a friend because being a friend is supposed to be loyal. I think of everyone as a good person/ friend because they show their true colors. Friends are supposed to be loyal and friendly, well….. most. When I was participating in the Charger Trail, my friends didn’t yell at me when I took a wrong step or ruined everything up. During the Maze, everyone cooperated and they seemed like they known each other for years. We everyone finished the Maze, we clapped. After, we guided the next person to finish the maze and repeated.

I was a team member in my team because I helped reach them to success. Being a team member doesn’t necessarily mean being the leader and have the main role in everything. All of my teammates worked together to reach a specific group. We talked it all out and see which ideas the most important and effective and we shall do it. When it doesn’t work, we look for another idea that may work and see how it’s similar or not. I feel like we got to know each other more than before. The Marble Luge needed a lot of teamwork because we needed to here other people’s idea and use those pipes to handle things. Even if I dropped the marble, they partially didn’t blame all at me. The Hog Call needed a leader that puts people’s cards together. We choose different ideas that would work like having a person who matches it all up and having a checker (me) to check if it’s a right. Charger Trail is really fun!

Community and Friendship

 

Community and friendship is what makes a team, and today I think the Stereos made a pretty good team.

To have a good community, everyone has to do their best and help out. Nobody’s perfect, but everyone can try their hardest to do their best. Some people don’t like to try, but if people encourage them and help them out, you will have a successful community. I think the hardest challenge today was the Maze. You had to try a lot of different strategies to do the maze, and if you don’t work together, you won’t find your strategy. The Maze was a challenge where everyone had to help each other, and if we didn’t, we wouldn’t have got it.

If you want a community, you have to have friendship. Friendship was really important in the Hog Call challenge, because you had to trust each other, and trust is a part of friendship. We also had to be positive and not take it the wrong way when we didn’t get chosen for the matcher. We had to trust the matcher and let the matcher do the job. At first, everyone was trying to be the matcher and take over, but when we let the matcher do the job alone, we were successful. When we used community and friendship, we made a great team.

Community and Friendship

In Charger Trails this morning, we played three team-building games, Marble Challenge, Hog Call, and Maze. In the first game (Marble Challenge) we were supposed to make a marble travel through PVC pipes to go from one place to another. For this one, I helped my team by listening to their ideas and using my head if it would actually logically work without testing it out. The second game (Hog Call) we were supposed to pair up together according to the word on our back but we didn’t know our word nor could we talk. We were good at this and I helped my team by trying to sort out different people and pointing at them which person they should partner up with. For the last game (Maze) we were supposed to walk across sixteen squares, walking across each one in a specific pattern. I helped my teammates by point each square they were supposed to cross. In each of these games, I was a follower but that didn’t really affect me. As a group, I felt like we didn’t argue with each other a lot and made compromises. That saved us some time as well.

Community and Friendship

In charger trails I learned many things.  I learned how to work as a team and listen to other ideas.  We worked together to change some ideas to make them better.  I was a leader in the maze activity but in the others followers.  The marble activity is really hard but we worked through it.  I need to work on communicating through.  It the hog call everyone was sort of just working together without a leader.  In the marble challenge Runyon was the leader and he talked a lot about what we were supposed to do.  No one felt left out from their ideas.  Everyone’s ideas were listened to and some were used.

Community and Friendship

Community and Friendship

 

Charger Trails has many team-building exercises that make us work together as a community and friend. One activities that I liked the most was the marble luge. I liked the marble luge because we threw ideas out and we tested them. One of the ideas that we came up with was making an actual marble track, which didn’t work after three tries. The last idea was interesting because it had you not make a marble track, but instead hold the marble in a tube and work as a team to get it to the destination.

Being a friend at Charger Trails is a big part about the activities because it is about teamwork and how you use teamwork to succeed in the activity. For example, when we were doing the marble luge, we had to brainstorm ideas and come up with a solution to the problem. We tried doing it one way, but the second one worked better, and I think that it did because we worked better as a team. Also in the maze, we had to develop a solution to the maze and find out how to get through it. We worked together as friends to find a path to the end.

On the hog call, we chose a team leader who put people in groups to make words. The community in Charger Trails was also a large part about the activities. This is because if we never knew each other, then it would be harder to communicate, but now, we have known each other for about two and a half months and it is easier to work together.

Community and Friendship

Our first activity was Marble Luge. I think I was successful as team member in that activity because I listened to what everyone agreed on and what some leaders said. I think I was kind of successful as a friend because I tried to help as best as I could, but I don’t think I did anything to help someone else. Our second activity was Hog Call. I believe I was successful as a team member and a friend because I decided to trust the people who were trying to help me, but I don’t think I did much to help other people. Our third activity was the Maze. I think I was successful as a team member because I listened to where some people told me to go. I sometimes went where I wanted to go because different people were telling me to go to different places so I made a decision instead. I was a friend because I tried to help the people in front of me if they forgot where to go.

Community and Friendship

How were you successful as both a friend and a team member participating in the Charger Trails activities today?


 

As a team member I was helping to figure out strategies and solutions to the problems that the activities were encountering. During the Hog call, as a team member, I was helping other team mates match up with their correct partner. We could not talk so it was difficult. I instead, we used hand gestures to get our team mates attention. In the maze challenge, we could not talk either. We couldn’t even make an “mmm” sound to get people’s attention. I helped people by pointing to the next spot where thy are suppose to step. In the marble challenge, as a team mate, I helped come up with ways to put the marble inside of the red solo cup. At the end of each activity, we successfully completed each challenge as a team.

As a friend, I helped people make it across the maze, supported them with their ideas, and listened to what they had in mind and what they had to say. This made people feel good and part of the team.

Community and Friendship

Charger Trails

Today my advisory did quite well in all the activities. We had the marble challenge first and were unsuccessful. Runyon was really motivating us, trying to find a solution. We probably talked or collaborated too much because we only attempted or strategy four times. In other words, we needed more practice. In the second activity, I became a little more vocal because I think I came up with kind of the big idea that helped make us successful. Lastly, we had the maze. This probably took the most time, but we eventually found the path. Rohin and Runyon made a map that helped us know where to go so we didn’t all have to point at the next square, which in the end helped us be successful. Over all, our whole advisory is becoming closer and more of a community.

Community and Friendship

I think that charger trails was very successful because everyone was both a friend and a teammate in the various activities that we did. One of these examples was in the Hog Call, when Mr. Rokuskie taped different words on our backs and we had to partner with the person with the matching word. I think that everyone was a leader in some way because everyone was cooperating and helping get people together with their matches. Also, in the Marble Luge we tried many different ways to get a marble 18 feet into a cup. After many failed attempts we still couldn’t get it in. I think that the reason this happened was because we weren’t listening to everybody’s suggestions and only trying certain things that we thought were ok.  The last example that I have is the Maze Challenge. I think that we worked really well after we tried different ideas and different things. We started off with going one by one, but then we realized that that was going way to slow, so we started a line, which made that process much more fast and efficient. I think that this experience made our advisory better friends.

Community and Friendship

The shipposauruses had a lot of teamwork while doing these 3 activities. I tried to be a leader in all of them, but, it turned out I wasn’t the best leader. Hogcall was a fun  game. We all made the mmph sounds to ‘talk’ to each other. On the marble challenge we started off very well but at the end we started to lose our tempo. At the maze we all communicated with pointing to each box of where we should go next. Overall we all worked really well together.

Community and Friendship

I just completed the Charger Trails course. I was a helpful and successful teammate because i listened to others and i took took turns talking and let other people share their ideas. I also participated by helping come up with new strategies, especially for the marble game when i pointed out that we should try a range of different ideas and see which one was most successful and improve it from their. I also pointed out faults and said what i thought we could do better. I also complimented my peers in my advisory when they helped us be successful.

I was a helpful friend because i complimented my peers in my advisory when they helped us be successful. And i cheered them on when they had found another match in Hog Call, the matching name game we played. I gave high fives and helped my friends build confidence and keep trying new ideas. Overall i liked Charger Trails, a lot of my friends who i thought would not like taking charge or being a leader or verbally giving us instructions did and they chose to stand out as a leader. So basically i am very proud of my advisory and my friends for sticking out as leaders and trying their best.

 

Trimester 1 Charger Trail.

Today was charger trails at Cary Academy.  We did 3 different activates today, one of them is the amazing maze. Are whole advisory had to work together to succeed in the activities, for example with marble challenge we had to find out a way to get the marble across the room without touching it with are hands and we could not let it touch the ground or we would have to start over. We were very successful with this one because we did all 3 challenges to get the marble across the room on the first or second try. For the amazing maze we tried over 20 times just to finish the maze, this one in my opinion was the hardest. We could not talk so we had to point and we had to be persist on the blocks that we walked on. If we did not walk on the right block every time we had to go to the back of the line and just wait. The last one that we did was Hog call. This one was easy but hard at the same time. We got a word on the back of our chair and we would have to find the person that we were matched up with. For the first round is was very simple but at the second it got hard,

Community & Friendship

Community & Friendship

I was successful as a teammate because I think I worked well with the others and listened to their ideas as they listened to mine. I also encouraged people and did not blame people for what they did. The reason that we were so successful on the different activities is because all of us did this and that gave us the opportunity to succeed. For example, when someone messed up on the maze, we all were sad but we didn’t blame them. We stopped and encouraged them and then tried again and succeeded. Also, when we were doing the marble luge, we all had different ideas but we listened to each other and came up with a better one using everyone’s ideas.

I was successful as a friend because of the same reasons like encouraging people and not blaming them. That helped our team because it kept our friendships together and we were able to get through the problem when something happened and we had to redo it again. The entire team also did this and that is what had kept us together and we did not get frustrated at someone or at the activity. I think that the activity also helped us bond because we were able to begin to trust each other and we formed friendships because of this. We were able to find each other’s strengths and weaknesses and we are a stronger team because of it. For example, when we had first messed up on the second part of the hog call, we worked as friends and kindly corrected them.

Community and Friend Ship

My favorite activity was the maze. The beginning of The Maze was fun because, that was when we had to figure out the path. Once we figured out the path Matthew directed everyone because he memorized the path. After that other people stepped up and helped directing people. Hog Call was fun too. During Hog Call Mrs. Lopez put words on our backs and we had to find our pare without talking. That was tricky but then we figured out a strategy. Our strategy was Kali matches people while everyone stands in a line. This worked well  but the words were hard to match. The other one was The Marble Challenge. This challenge was hard because we had to put a marble in a cup across the room. We could only make it travel with gravity and in small tubes. My group did not complete it.

Trimester 1 Charger Trail Reflection

 

Today in the charger trails activities I was successful in a few ways as a friend and as a team member. I was successful as a friend by encouraging my friend to share her idea. I encouraged her by telling her she is right and that there are no wrong answers. Today as a team member I was a successful especially during the marble activity and the amazing maze. I was also okay during Hog Call activity. During the marble activity I went along with what others said because I realized that I wouldn’t be the best leader. I still participated and volunteered to do a little extra work to get the job done. During the maze I was a good team member because I went with what others said and that got us through the puzzle. For the Hog Call I tried to help the group make a pair, especially when there was a conflict. I helped people see the pair when they didn’t understand. Today I improved in many ways as a friend and a team member.

Community and Friendship

I think that I was successful in many ways as a friend and a team member. I think that in Hog Call that I was a leader because I helped come up with our idea to stand in a line and then we could find our partners. It is very important to be not only a team member but a friend. If you are not a friend to someone then you could hurt them, if you yell at them that is not being a friend. I think our advisory worked really well together and we listened to everyone’s ideas, and even if we didn’t agree with someone’s idea then we would still hear them out. I think the Charger Trail Challenges were really helpful and fun for our advisory and it was really fun and helpful for me.

Community and friendship

In the events we did today I feel I did pretty good. As we did each activity I tried to come up with new ideas and take from other peoples ideas. For Example in the maze if other people didn’t know where to go I would help and guide them. Or in the marble challenge I came up with new ideas and shared them. And when they gave me input and told me what to do I would listen. As a friend I did not yell or get mad at people when they didn’t do something correct. I also cheered on for people who discovered something new. Also on hogcall I collaborated with people With hand gestures to see if we match up.

-Ravi

Community and Friendship

 

In the charger trails, I think that I was both a good friend and a team member because I had ideas to help my team with the activities. In The Maze, I took my time and let people show me the right path to take. I also helped Emma get through as the last person. I was also a friend my being friendly and contributed to the common goal.

In the challenge, Hog Call I helped my advisory group by giving them the idea to have only 1 person look, and pair up the other 5 people, and the one without a match was my pair. I was funny with my enrichment group, and we al laughed at one point or another. I was a teammate by cooperating and just go with the flow.

In the Marble Challenge I helped my team by trying to connect my tube to the others and try to get the marble from one cup to the next. We didn’t complete the challenge but we had lots of trial and error. I was a good teammate by contributing ad cooperating, I was a friend by hanging out and being friendly with all the kids in my advisory.

 

Alyssa Zolfo

Class of 2022 

 

Charger Trails Reflection

I was successful as a friend and as a team member by helping out by giving ideas, by saying helpful things, and by helping out and trying to communicate and tell people their word without saying anything in the word challenge. I had an idea about the marble tub challenge that you can put two tube together and a short tube and one side, then you can put the marble next to the short tube and in between the two long tubes. I said helpful things and helped out on the maze when I helped tell people where to go if they had forgotten where to go. In the word challenge I would try to mouth the words and use hand symbols to tell people their word.

 

Community and Friendship

This morning during our Charger Trails Challenges, I think my advisory worked much better together cooperating as a team than we did on our class trip. When we were at Camp Hanes, we had more than one person talking at a time when we were sharing our ideas, so the teamwork building session turned into a giant yelling mess. This morning, we were calmer and tended to come up with a strategy everybody agreed on very fast.  All three activities that we did were pretty successful because we achieved the main goals without too much trouble.

 

Community and Friendship

For Charger Trail there were a couple of things I think I did very well. I thought that I listened to others ideas patiently even if I didn’t think they would work. For example, during the marble challenge. I listened to Alex’s ideas even though some of them I didn’t completely agree with. I still think I need to work on accepting being more of a follower than a leader sometimes. At my old school I was usually the one during projects who took on the leader role, so it’s kind of hard for me to follow other people. I still need to work on that. I also think that I tried to keep a positive attitude when things were getting tough. During the maze I started following Rohan’s example and started showing people what to do. I needed to be a little more positive during that because when people hesitated too much it kind of frustrated me. I didn’t really understand why they were stopping and I kept hitting the place they were supposed to go really hard to get them to go there and trust me. That was unfair since when I was doing the maze I hesitated too.

Community and Friendship

How were you successful as both a friend and a teammate in the Charger Trials today?

The marble challenge, the hog call, and maze challenge helped me to be successful as both a friend and a teammate today. Each activity was different, but each activity did the same thing to me. Every activity made me really thing about teamwork and community, and I felt like it improved my teamwork skills. I learned a lot about my advisory members and I think we were really successful as a whole. I was successful as a friend because I helped a lot of people and had a lot of fun. I feel like I know some people better now, and that my friendship has improved with the people I was doing the activities with. I was successful as a teammate for some of the same reasons. I helped people and had some ideas that actually worked. I am looking forward to the next time we do an activity like this with our advisories.

Charger Trails

In today’s activities we had to use collaboration and teamwork. We found that a lot of people were leaders in different ways. When we could not talk, we used hand signals to communicate between each other. We did three activities, Hog Call, the Amazing Maze, and Marble Tube. In all of these activities, different leaders stepped up and many ideas were presented and we decided which ones were the best. Each game had a twist; but in the end we had fun doing everything.

Community and Friendship

In chargertrails I  was successful as a team member because I helped my teammates by pointing out the route we already knew in the maze. I was successful as a friend because I communicated with my friends to help them with the hog call when they were unsure what to do. When participating in the marble challenge I shared some ideas with my teammates and we tried some of them. I think the marble challenge was the hardest for my team because people had a lot of different ideas. I was successful as a teammate when one of the ideas I came up with was put to the test. I was successful as a team member and as a friend in chargertrails because my teammates listened to my ideas and helped make them work.

Community and Friendship

I communicated with my team very well while doing the marble challenge because I was telling my team when it rolled into their tube and when to give my tube to someone else. I was being a friend during the marble challenge because I didn’t blame anyone if they let the marble drop out of their pipe.

I was being a good team member in during the maze because  I was helping my team find the right squares to step in. I was a good friend during the maze because I wasn’t putting blame on anyone if they guessed to step in the wrong square. I was congratulating my teammates when they found a new square to step in. I was a good team member during the hog call because I followed the plan our team had created. 

 

 

Community and Friendship

I was successful as a friend and team member because all of the lobsters were working together and being supportive for each other.  We all came up with ideas and worked towards the goal. We were successful because we completed two of the three activities. As a friend I was successful because we all worked together and had fun doing it.

 

Community and Friendship

I was successful as a teammate when I helped direct people in the right directions during the maze and when I helped with solutions to the marble challenge. As a friend I didn’t get mad at someone when they made a mistake, I felt a little disappointed but I wouldn’t make them feel bad about their mistake. I think Charger Trails helped me work more with my advisory and learn to cooperate with them.

Community and Friendship

How were you successful as a friend and a team member while participating in the Charger Trails challenges?

I was successful in being a team member during the Maze challenge because I helped my teammates step in the right squares. I was a good friend during the maze challenge because I didn’t get mad at anybody if they stepped in the wrong square (It was mostly guessing so there was no reason to get mad at anybody).

During the marble challenge, I communicated very well with my teammates. I was also successful in being a friend during the marble challenge because I didn’t blame anybody if they dropped it, because it was a team effort.

I was successful in being a team member during the hog call because I followed the plan that my team and I had made.

Community and Friendship

Today we had Charger Trails. The Taygers team was successful and completed all our challenges. I was a good team member because I listed to ideas and encouraged my team members. I was a good leader because I came up with new ideas and sometimes took charge. I think that I was a good leader and a good team member during Charger Trails today.

Charger Trails Trimester 1 Relections

Charger Trails was a very educational experience! I had so much fun, and I feel that I really grew as a friend, and as a team mate. These complex activities were a lot of fun for me! We did a Marble Challenge, the Amazing Maze and Hog Call! These activities allowed us to grow and show our talents! As an advisory we learned the fundamental skills of respect, communication and trust. I think that these skills are the foundations for a great team, and I really have got to know my advisory. I had so much fun, because these activities allowed me to be creative with my thinking, practice analytical skill, understand my advisory, and build on friendships, both old and new. This day really made an impression in my life, and I hope that I can grow more over the years.

 

Community and Friendship

I was successful today at charger trails by working and collaborating with the other students. A lot of the ideas and suggestions from other students resulted in the team reaching the goals. In the maze activity, some of the students were leaders and pointed team members in the right direction through the maze and the rest followed the ideas. In the tube activity, lots of people had many great ideas to finish the path from the start to the cup, but we needed more practice to complete one of them. In the hog call activity, the team had different ideas to match the two people in a group, we tried all of them and it resulted with us reaching the goal. Throughout all of the activities, the team was open to suggestions and there no one dictating ideas. I learned that trying others ideas is a good way to reach a goal.

Community and Friendship

I think Charger Trails was a great experience for everyone in the grade. It was a great way to incorporate education with fun activities. I think I was successful as a friend because I was able to connect with everyone in my advisory. It was a great way to get to know people even more than I already do. I was surprised with how successful our group was In all of the challenges. we really communicated well and listened to everyone’s ideas. I think I improved as a team member by really thinking outside of the box to get the activities done. I really enjoyed the  marble challenge because our group had very good ideas to get the marble in the cup despite the rules. I really enjoyed charger trails and hope to do it again soon.

My Violin Career

For my career, I would like to be a solo violinist. I want to be one of the most famous violinists in the world. I will travel around the globe performing with orchestras and symphonies; playing concertos, and performing solo Bach. I will play with the Big 5 orchestras (they are considered the best orchestras in the world), and will make my debut at Carnegie Hall! While I am traveling, I might even give some masterclasses to young musicians with big hopes of being great musicians. I would like to be widely known around the world! How much time I spend on the road depends on when and where I travel. I could be on the road for months if I am performing multiple concerts in Europe; tour lengths vary. Of course on occasion, I could also be on the road for only 5 hours, if I perform close to home.

There is no degree requirement for being a violin soloist. A successful career depends on how well you play and if you are fortunate enough to get great opportunities. Being successful requires tons of practice.

All soloists get different fees for performing. If you are one of the best performers in the world, you might receive $20,000-$100,000 per concert. Others might get paid $3,000-$15,000 for playing with an orchestra. Until you get much farther in your career, you need to perform many concerts. A career in music is predicted to grow slower than other careers between the years of 2015 and 2022.

 

 

Resources:

My violin teacher

http://www.bls.gov/k12/content/students/careers/career-exploration.htm

Community and Friendship

I think that I was successful as a team member in the Hog Call when I quickly found my partner in it. In the Maze Challenge I think I worked because I helped find a few squares that we had to go to in order to beat the maze. In the Marble Challenge I was successful because I helped think of ideas that weren’t very good but were still ideas. I was successful as a friend in Hog Call because I was agreeing with people when they were telling me to partner up with someone. In the Maze Challenge I was successful as a friend when I was encouraging people to pick the right square. With the Marble Challenge, I worked good as a friend because I agreed to other people’s ideas.

Community and Friendship



We were successful as a team because during the Marble Challenge experiment, we had to connect the tubes in a way to make them work. We had to do a lot of experimenting. During Hog Call, we each had a thing taped to our backs and had to find our pair, which meant we had to go around without speaking, and others tried to tell you what you were with hand motions or by just pointing towards the one that matched yours. The second round of Hog Call was different then the first round. We all lined up and had one person match everyone into pairs. The other game we did was The Maze. It was interesting, since you had to step on all the cubes and there was only one solution. It was kind of frustrating when one kid messed up, but we had to work as a team to make sure everybody eventually got it correct.


 

Community Friendship

I tried to help in all the events we did, and made improvements. In the maze, everybody did help. I helped to make sure people didn’t mess up when doing the maze. We already knew most of the route when I came to help. I also helped in the maze by finding new paths for people to go to. I helped as a friend by trying to cheer people up, and make new ways to try in the marble challenge. In the marble challenge, I never failed. “I haven’t failed yet, I just found 10000 ways that won’t work.” By Thomas Edison.

Community and Friendship

I think that we kind of failed at the end. In these challenges I think that we did fail on the marble one but I think that we did well on the maze and the hog call. We should have elected a leader for the marble challenge and we almost did, but it was either half the team or one person saying no to it. I think that I was a good teammate but how should I know. I think that I did my share in submitting ideas. As for as a friend I am absolutely clueless about how I did during these challenges. At the first thing we went and did it very well but then it just went downhill. In the maze we were all fighting for attention including me and we did not have a set leader which was necessary to do it well. On the marble challenge we started really well and eventually I wanted a break because we were all yelling which made my head hurt. All in all I think that we did well then horrible.

Community and Friendship

As a group during charger trails, we were mostly successful.  I found that gestures usually worked well when doing challenges that you weren’t allowed to talk in.  During the maze,  I also found it helpful to try to do exactly as the people who were guiding it pointed, because if I had not,  I would have stepped in the wrong square and my whole team would have had to start over. During Hog Call, I found that it helped to trust the people telling me to pare up with someone else.  Our group was mostly successful in everything we did, except for the last activity,where we had to carry the marble across the floor, through pipes.

Community and Friendship

In the Charger Trails Challenges this morning, our team did pretty well on The Maze and we almost completed it but people would make the slightest noise and everybody would fail. We also did pretty well on the Marble Maze and figured out a way to pass the marble along with everybody always holding a PVC pipe. In the Marble Maze we made a big plan before we started and used THE GOLDEN SNITCH as a object that you have to hold to talk. We didn’t do so good at Hog Call but we still managed to (almost) complete it in under 3 minutes.

Community and Friendship

I find I was a successful team member during the Charger Trails. I cheered my advisory on, and helped them get through challenges. I feel proud to say that my advisory cheered me on while I was unsure what to do in some of the challenges.

I feel like I was a successful friend because I was kind to everybody, and respected everybody’s ideas. I tried everybody’s ideas, and figured out more successful ideas from them.

I had a lot of fun with my advisory, and especially loved our teamwork.

Community and Friendship

In these activities I was helpful to my group as a friend and team member by participating in all activities and not being to much of a leader. This caused my group and I to get lots of work done. I felt like I was a leader but also a follower because I was doing what everyone else was doing but still came up with new ideas. These games brought us together and made us work as a team and be a good friend to each other throughout the whole thing.

Community and Friendship

Charger Trail was a great experience. We worked together and tried to figure out difficult puzzles such as hogs call, the maze, and marble challenge. I cheered my friends on and thought of new ideas for figuring out hard problems. My favorite game was the maze. I helped show people which square to go in and cheered people on when they finished. It was frustrating when people messed up because everyone had to start over, but it happens. I think I was very successful on both a friend and a team member.

Community and friendship

I was successful as a friend and because on the hog call I was paring people up with other people and I was a good friend at the maze when I got to help other people through the maze. During the hog call I found that the gestures sometimes were helpful but not all of the time. I think that They were helpful when you had already found your partner and you were trying to figure what word you were.  The marble challenge was really hard and we worked very well as a group, we tried a lot of things. They all would have worked if we had more practice.

Community and Friendship

While participating in charger trails I feel that I was a great team member and friend. While doing the maze I feel that I was a great leader. After I had finished (which I was the first one) I pointed to the squares which everyone had to pass through to successfully accomplish the task. I felt that during the marble challenge I was a good freeing and team member by encouraging peoples ideas and coming up with some of my own ideas. Overall I thought that it was a great experience.

Community and Friendship

My team was successful at the marble maze because we cooperated and took turns talking.  We beat this challenge twice and we all worked together quickly and efficiently.  We figured out the pattern for the maze quickly.  We figured out the trick to this maze, but it was hard because we could not talk.  In the hog call, we did well the first time, but we struggled the second time.  My group really enjoyed the charger trails.

Community and Friendship

We were  successful as friends and a team members during charger trails today by using teamwork and listening to other peoples ideas. In the maze we helped each other by showing the each person where to go and where not to go. In the marble maze we listened to everyone’s ideas and this caused us to successfully complete the task. During the hog call we listened to ideas and elected a leader so not all of us were running around so we could figure it out quicker. This caused us to complete all of the tasks successfully.

Community And Friendship

I think I was a good team member and friend. In the maze challenge in the hallway I stepped up and was a leader to the group but halfway through I took a break because my back was hurting from leaning over and pointing for so long. I was also a friend during the marble challenge because I listened to other peoples ideas and let them do them. I think I did a good job with the charger trails challenges and grew as a team member and friend.

Charger Trails

The success came from the communication weather it was verbally or non-verbally. That was the key to success each activity. Sometimes while being a team member, pointing or using hand signals was a good tool. It was really fun to work together as a group and achieve all of the goals. I was successful as a friend and a team member by helping all of my friends in my advisory out. It was surprising that we made everything more complicated than it needed to be. We used a lot of teamwork by pointing to solve the maze. It was very hard to get through it, but we solved it with just enough time. While doing the marble maze, we used all of the tubes to make our plan a success. We were able to build off of our first idea and make a new plan to solve the other challenges. In hog call, we used the pointing because we were not able to talk. The first round was easy, but the second round was hard because there were a couple of words that could’ve gone together but only one pair matched right. The hog call was a very fun and hard challenge.

Charger Trails was very fun!

Community and Friendship

I was successful as a  friend during the charger trails during the second rotation. In the second rotation I came up with the idea of a talking object. This kept my friends calm and not yelling at each other. I was a successful team member by helping people find the right squares in the maze. This helped us eliminate the wrong tiles and almost finish the challenge.

Community and Friendship

I was successful because I helped my team during the Maze by pointing to the correct square that they should go too. Most of us did this, so it was very helpful to the person actually going. During the Marble Maze we decided that we had to sit down and pass the marble through the tubes all the way to the end. It took us a while but we were able to do it. I was one of the main people helping on that activity.  During the Hog Call, we elected a leader to match everybody up. I was not that person. I tried to help by staying still but it did not work.

Tiny House

 

My minuscule house can be entered only one way. A pair of fine oak doors swing wide open into the outside to reveal a wonderful interior with a focus on hard woods and leather. If you take a left you step into the relatively open kitchen area, there is an oven and a large sink for the occupant to enjoy, moving forward behind the half wall, there is lots of counter and cabinet space, plus a gas cooker to enjoy. This half wall is designed to give the bedroom a sense of privacy without blocking off the home. Coming out of the kitchen one would stumble into a large leather couch placed at the foot of a nice modern bed. The coach and the bed are so close to each other so that they have similar access to the television so it can be enjoyed from everywhere in the house. There is also a computer on a small desk next to the bed for the use of the occupant. Right next to the bed is a completely closed off full bath with a bath tub and a toilet, there is just enough room to accommodate both and give of a feeling of relative luxury. When looking at the whole ensemble we can see that the open floor plan and the wonderful décor make this tiny house not look so tiny.

Capture Capture2

http://www.homestyler.com/designer/b5d11ada-3b39-43f0-ba7f-58df4e80b15b

NEEDS

1. Bed

2. Toilet and Bath

3. Mini fridge

4. Oven/stove

WANTS

1. Couch

2. TV

3. Microwave

4. Computer

 

TCP- Career Research

TCP part 3

 

I want to be a lawyer. Lawyers act like advocates and advisors. Lawyers are like advocates because they represent people in court. They’re also like advisors because lawyers talk to people about their legal rights and tells them the best thing they can do in their situation. Lawyers can do many different things. I want to be a family lawyer. That’s someone who deals with divorce, child custody, adoption proceedings, and other things regarding the family.

To become a lawyer I needed to have 7 years of college. I needed 4 years of undergrad and then 3 years of law school. You’ll need a J. D. degree from a law school that’s been credited from the American Bar Association. They’re the ones that say that law schools meets certain standards. You need to have a bachelor degree to get into most schools. You also need to be good at public speaking, English, government, history, economics, and mathematic. Most of those I liked but doing government, history, and economics was a little harder for me.

It didn’t hurt to do some school sponsored legal clinics and a practice trial. Some skills I needed were helping solve problems, building relationships with clients, problem solving, speaking, and writing skills. When I first got hired I worked with experienced lawyers, than after a couple of years I got hired to a partnership. Even with that training my first employment was only $54,310. Employment is going to grow about 10 which is the average. The costs of clients are going to reduce. It’s going to be tough to compete since there are more and more lawyers but I knew I could do it.

A Snip of my Culture- Verse

In my church you need to be a youth to get baptized. That means you need to be in middle school, high school, or older. You also have to take classes and it’s a big responsibility. I love my church which is why my third cultural universal is religion and shared belief. I’m a Baptist and I go to Greenwood Forest Baptist Church. I care about my religion very much. I hold God very close to my heart and always try my best to think about Him and use Him in m daily life. I was introduced to church at a very young age since my parents and extended family are either Baptist or some other form of Christianity. I personally think that people descend to heaven, but I try not to question that too much. I love my church so I’m going to be baptized there at about 14.

TCP Career Research

When I grow up, I want to be a physicist. To become one, you need a PhD in physics or a related field. Physicists try to figure out the origins of the world using their knowledge of physics. They do complex mathematical calculations to analyze physical and astronomical data like data that could indicate the existence of planets in distant solar systems. Physicists also develop new scientific equipment such as lasers and telescopes. They develop computer software to analyze and model data. They plan and conduct scientific experiments and studies to test theories and discover properties of matter and energy. They make theories and models that attempt to explain the properties of the natural world like atom formation and the force of gravity. They write scientific papers that may be published in scholarly journals and present research findings at conferences and lectures. Physicists use small or medium sized laboratories but some areas require hi-tech expensive equipment like nuclear reactors and particle accelerators.

 

Physics PhD students need to take courses in calculus, linear algebra, and statistics. Computer science classes are also needed because physicists and astronomers create programs to gather, analyze, and model data. If you seek a full-time researching job, you must begin at a temporary postdoctoral stage which lasts 2- 3 years. You work with experience scientists and continue to learn their specialties and get a broader understanding of related research areas. Your beginning work may be closely watched by senior scientists but as they get more experience, you get more complex and independent tasks. Physicists may spend a lot of time experimenting in labs but they also spend their time in offices, planning, analyzing, fundraising, and reporting on research.

 

NASA and the US department of Defense are two of the biggest employers of physicists and astronomers. The median annual pay is $106,840. The top 10% get at least $176,630 per year and the lowest 10% get less than $57,640 per year. The employment of physicists is expected to grow about 10%. As our knowledge grows, there will be a continual need for physicists and astronomers, especially in colleges, universities, and national laboratories.

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. 3D print a ring that will turn a certain color depending on how fast you are moving your hand

2. 3D print a ball that lights up when you throw it

3. 3D print glasses that light up every time it senses that you blink

4. 3D print a a charger that lights when you plug it in

5. 3D print a box that lights up when it opens

6. 3D print a lamp with LEDs

7. 3D print a a chair that lights up when you sit on it

8. 3D print a stick that lights up when you stick it in your mouth

9.

10.

TOP FOUR TEAM

1. LED Lamp

2. The 3D printed box

3. The 3D printed light up ball

4. Glasses that light up when you blink

TOP TABLE IDEAS

1. LED lamp

2. Light up Jewelry box (when opened)

3. Light up ball – lights when thrown

4. Glasses with lights (triggered by blinking)

5. Light up clock where numbers light up

6. Light up charger (changes based on battery level)

7. Light up phone case

8. Computer skin that lights up

9. Light up watch

10. Toy car with lights

Project Ideas for LED’s and 3D Prints

My partner and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3 D printed LED’s.design that uses

1. Lamp

2. Ring that turns colors

3. A ball that lights up

4. Bracelet

5. Earring that lights up

6. Glasses that lights up

7. Flashlight

8. Chair that lights when you sit on it

Top Table Ideas:

1. LED lamp

2. Light up jewelry box

3. Light up Clock

4. Glasses (Triggered by blinking)

5. Light up Charger

6. Light up phone case

7. Computer skin that lights up

8. Light up watch

9. Toy car with lights

3D prints and LEDS

My partner and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printer and LEDS:

1. Clock where the number of the hour lights up
2. Bathroom stall door lock that lights up when the door is locked
3. A timer that lights up when it’s done
4. A charger that lights up when its plugged in (color would change depending on the battery life)
5. Pen that lights up when clicked
6. Light up bookmarks for reading in the dark
7. Light up cup that changes color based on temperature

Our collaborated ideas were:

1. A light up ball

2. Clock where the number of the hour lights up

3. Light up phone case

4. A charger that lights up when its plugged in (color would change depending on the battery life)

Top table ideas:

1. LED lamp

2. Light up jewelry box 

3. Ball that lights up when you throw it.

4. Sunglasses that light up when you blink

5. Clock where the number of the hour lights up

6. Light up phone case

7. A charger that lights up when its plugged in (color would change depending on the battery life)

8. light up phone case

9. Light up watch 

10. toy car with lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. Car with light up wheels

2. Light up phone case

3. Light up sign

4. Spaceship with LED blasters

5. Light up mouse

6. Light up computer skin

7. Light up pencil box

Top 4 Table Ideas:

1. Phone case

2. Computer Skin

3. Car with light up wheels

4. Pencil Box with lights

Top of All Table Ideas:

  1. Led lamp
  2. Jewelry box
  3. Ball that lights up when you throw it
  4. Glasses with lights
  5. Clock
  6. Light up charger
  7. Light up phone case
  8. Computer skin that lights up
  9. light up watch
  10. Toy car with lights

 

Project Ideas for LED’s and 3D Prints

 

My partners are I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LED’s.

1.  3d print a lamp that uses LED bulbs

2.   3d print a water bottle that uses LED lights to tell how full it is

3.  3d print a cellphone case that uses LED lights to tell how much battery there is.

4. 3d print a bracelet that lights up with LED light

5. A necklace that lights up with LED lights

6. 3d print shoelaces that lights up at the end

7. A LED ring that lights up when you put it on.

 

Top 4

1. LED lamp

2. LED ball that lights up when it bounces

3. LED box that lights up when you open it

4. LED ring that lights up when you put it on

6. Light up clock where numbers light up

7. light up charger (charges based on battery level)

8. light up phone case

9. Computer skin that lights up

10. light up watch

11. Toy car with lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partern and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D design that uses LEDs:

1, Light-up plate

2. Something that attaches to glasses

3. Light-up jewelry

4. Light-up hat

5. Light-up phone case

6. Light up chacos

7. Outlet that lights up when plugged in

 

Top Table Ideas:

1. Light-up ball

2. Clock where number or hour lights up

3. Light up charger based off battery

4. Light up phone case

5. LED lamp

6. Light up jewelry box

7. Light up ball

8. Light up glasses (triggered by blinking)

9. Computer skin that lights up

10. Light up watch

11. toy car with lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs

      1. Light up jewelry box w/sensor so it lights up when opened.
      2. Fold up mirror that lights up when opened
      3. Clear ball w/lights on inside that light up when you throw it
      4. Backpack with lights in it
      5. Bike/hover board with lights around the wheels
      6. 3d print pendant for necklace & add lights so it lights up when turned on
      7. Light up pencil case (box printed from 3d printer)
      8. Sunglasses that light up around the rim
      9. Bangle that has LED’s that light up when its shaken
      10. Tablet case that lights up
      11. Magnets/stickers that light up
      12. Light up shoes

Top 4 Table ideas:

      1. Light up jewelry box w/sensor so it lights up when opened.
      2. Clear ball w/lights on inside that light up when you throw it
      3. 3d print a lamp w/LED usage
      4. Sunglasses that light up when you blink

Top 12 Class ideas (some are repeated)

      1. Light up jewelry box w/sensor so it lights up when opened.
      2. Clear ball w/lights on inside that light up when you throw it
      3. 3d print a lamp w/LED usage
      4. Sunglasses that light up when you blink
      5. Light up clock (numbers light up)
      6. Light up charger (changes color based on battery level)
      7. Light up phone case
      8. Light up computer skin
      9. Watch that lights up
      10. Toy car w/light up wheels

Project ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners abd I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. Necklace

2. Picture frame

3. Phone case

4. Mouse

5. Keyboard

6. Ring

7. Glasses frame

8. Watch

 

Top 11 Table Ideas

1.Phone Case

2. Computer Skin that lights up

3. Box

4. Cars with light up wheels

5. Watch

6. LED Lamp

7. Light up ball- lights when thrown

8. Glasses with lights (triggered by blinking)

9.light up clock where numbers light up

10. light up charger (changes based on battery level)

11. Light up phone case

 

Project Ideas for LEDS and 3D Prints

My partner and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. Clock where the number of the hour lights up
2. Bathroom stall door lock that lights up when the door is locked
3. A timer that lights up when it’s done
4. A charger that lights up when its plugged in (color would change depending on the battery life)
5. Pen that lights up when clicked
6. Light up bookmarks for reading in the dark
7. Light up cup that changes color based on temperature

We then collaborated with others at our table to choose the four best ideas out of everyone’s. The top four ideas we are:

1. Light up charger
2. Light up phone case
3. Light up translucent ball
4. Light up clock

Then, as a class we communicated each table’s ideas to create one big idea list. The top ten ideas are:

1. Led lamp
2. Light up jewelry box
3. Sunglasses that light up when you blink
4. Light up ball
5. Light up clock
6. Light up charger
7. Light up phone case
8. Computer case that lights up
9. Light up watch
10. Toy car with lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3d Prints

My partners and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3d printed design that uses LEDs:

1. 3d print a lamp that uses LEDs as bulbs

2. 3d print a water bottle that uses LED’s to tell how full it is

3. 3d print a cellphone case that uses LED’s to tell how much battery there is

4. 3d print a bracelet that lights up with LED’s

5. 3d print a necklace that lights up with LED’s

6. 3d print shoelaces that lights up at the ends

7. 3d print a zipper that lights up when pulled

Top 10

1. Lamp LED

2. LED Ball

3. Box opening LED

4. Sunglasses LED when blink

5. LED Clock

6. Light up charger to tell battery

7. Light up phone case LED

8. LED light up computer skin

9. Light up LED watch

10. Toy car lights up LED

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. light up jewelry box w/sensor so it lights up when opened

2. fold up mirror, lights up when open

3. translucent ball with lights on inside, throw it and it lights up

4. backpack with lights in it

5. hover board/ bike with lights on the wheels

6. light-up pendant for a necklace

7. a pencil case that lights up

8. sunglasses that light-up

9. bangles with LEDs that are sensitive to motion

10. a tablet case or computer skin that lights up

11.stickers/magnets that light up

12. shoes that have light up soles

Top  table ideas:

1.phone case

2. computer skin/case

3.jewelry box w/sensor so it lights up when opened

4.watch

5. car with light up wheels

6. LED lamp

7. light up ball

8. glasses with lights (triggered by blinking)

9. light up clock where numbers light up

10. light up charger (changes based on battery level)

11. light up phone case

 

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D design that uses LEDs:

1) Light up plate

2) Light up glasses

3) Light up jewelry

4) Light up hat

5) Light up phone charger

6) Light up chair

7) Light up phone case

 

Top 4 Table Ideas: 

1) Light up phone case

2) Light up translucent ball

3) Light up alarm clock (numbers of hours light up)

4) Light up charger (color changes based off phone percentage)

 

Combined Class List: 

1) LED Lamp

2) Light up jewelry box (when opened)

3) Light up ball (triggered when thrown)

4) Glasses with lights (triggered by blinking)

5) Light up clock where numbers light up

6) Light up charger (changes based on battery level)

7) Light up phone case

8) Computer skin that lights up

9) Light up watch

10) Toy car with lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

1. light up jewelry box

2. light up mirror

3. translucent ball

4. backpack with lights in it

5. bike/hoverboard with lights

6. light up necklace pendant

7.  light up pencil case

8. light up sunglasses

9. LED bangle

10. tablet case (light up)

11. light up magnets

12. light up shoes

Top 4 table ideas

1. light up charger

2. light up phone case

3. translucent ball

4. light up alarm lock

Combined Top Table Ideas

1. LED lamp

2. light up jewelry box

3. light up ball

4. glasses with lights

5. light up clock

6. light up charger

7. light up phone case

8. computer skin that lights up

9. light up watch

10. toy car with lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. Necklace

2. Picture Frame

3. Phone Case

4. Mouse

5. Keyboard

6. Ring

7. Glasses frame

8. Watch

 

Top Table Ideas:

1.  Phone Case

2. Computer Case/Skin

3. Box

4. Watch

5. Model Car

6. LED Lamp

7. Ball

8. Glasses

9. Clock

10. Charger

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are brainstorming about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

 

1. Car with light up wheels

2. Light up phone skin

3. Light up sign

4. Spaceship with LED blasters

5. Light up mouse

6. Light up computer skin

7. Light up pencil box

 

Top 12 table ideas

1. LED Lamp

2. Light up Jewelry box (when opened)

3. Light up ball – lights when thrown

4. Glasses with lights (triggered by blinking)

5. Light up clock where numbers light up

6. Light up charger (changes based on battery level)

7. Light up phone case

8. Computer Skin that lights up

9. Light up watch

10. Toy car with lights

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs

1. A message board with light letters!

2. Treehouse with lights

3. Lightswitch glower

4. Light for the 3d printer

5. betters emergency exit signs

6. trash can ring

7. things that hold your charging cord, and light up, when you are changing.

8. a loaf

9. and ideation box that glows when you put your ideas in it!

The Top 4 Table ideas are:

1. Emergency exit

2. Glasses

3. Spinning Top

4. Trash Can Ring

Other top 8

1. LED Spinning Top

2. LED Rubrix Cube

3. LED light swtich cover

4. Fan of LEDs

5. Frisbee Light (Around a Frisbee)

6. Bicycle Blinker

7. Fake Ice Cube Lights

8. Clock Face Decoration

Project Ideas for 3D LEDS

Our group was thinking about ideas for projects with 3D LEDS :

1. LEDS on chargers

2. LEDS on the claw holder

3. Pencil cup with LEDS

4. Safety Glasses with LEDS and cool 3D printed attachments

5. USB Holder plus color coded LEDS

6. Spinning Top with LEDS

7. PVC Holder plus LEDS

Favorite Ideas

– Safety Glasses

– Spinning Top

-Emergency Exit

– Coby Buckets (Trashketball)

Other Tables Favorite Ideas-

LED Spinning Top

LED Rubiks cube

Fan with LEDS

LED Light Switch Cover

Frisbee Light

Bicycle Blinker

Fake Ice Cube Lights

Clock with LEDS

 

 

LED IN 3DDD

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs

1. A message board with light letters!

2. Treehouse with lights

3. Lightswitch glower

4. Light for the 3d printer

5. betters emergency exit signs

6. trash can ring

7. things that hold your charging cord, and light up, when you are changing.

8. a loaf

9. and ideation box that glows when you put your ideas in it!

 

The top four table ideas are:

 1. emergency exit

2. glasses

3. spinning top

4. trash can (trashketball)

 

Other tables top 8:

1. led spinning top

2. led rubiks cube

3. led light switch cover

4. led fan

5. frisbee light

6. bicycle blinker

7. fake ice cube lights

8. clock lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed designed that uses LEDs:

1. A lightboard thing
2. a push car
3. A ping pong table with LED scoring
4. ring that could go around a frisbee to make it visible in the dark
5. a bicycle blinker or light
6. buoy pond decoration
7. clock face with lights

Top 4 table ideas:

1. Frisbee light
2. Bicycle blinker
3. fake ice cube lights
4. clock face lights

Other table’s top 4 ideas

1. LED Spinning top
2. LED Rubik’s cube
3. LED lightswitch cover
4. fan w/ LEDS

1. Better emergency exit sign
2. Glasses with built in LEDs
3. LED spinning top
4. Ring around trash can (trash lights up), call it trashketball

Project Ideas for LED’s and 3D Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LED’s.

  1. A lightboard.
  2. A push car.
  3. A ping-pong table with LED scoring lights.
  4. Ring you can put around a frisbee so you can throw it at night.
  5. Bike blinker.
  6. Buoy pond decoration.
  7. Clock face with lights.

From the other group:

  1. Cup that turns different color.
  2. Plastic ice cubes.
  3. Light-up frisbee.
  4. Bike lights.
  5. Light-up water bottle.

Top 4:

  1. Frisbee light.
  2. Bike light.
  3. Ice cubes.
  4. Clock face.

Top 4 from other table 1:

  1. LED spinning top.
  2. Rubik’s cube.
  3. Light switch cover.
  4. LED fan.

Top 4 from other table 2:

  1. Better emergency exit sign.
  2. Glasses with LED’s.
  3. LED spinning top.
  4. Ring to go around trash can/trashketball.

Project ideas for 3D LEDs

My partner and I were thinking about ideas for 3D projects with LEDS

1. LEDS on Chargers

2. LEDS on Claw holder

3. LEDS on the rim of a pencil holder

4. Safety Glasses with LEDS and cool 3D printed attachments

5. USB holder with color coded LEDS

6. Top with LEDS

7. PVC holders with Flashing LEDS

 

Top 4 Favorites

1. Emergency Exit

2. Top

3. Safety glasses attachment

4. Trashketball

 

Top 8 ideas from the other 2 tables

LED Spinning top

LED light switch

LED Rubik cube

LED Fan

Frisbee light

Bicycle blinker

Fake ice cube lights

Clock lights

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3d Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs.

1.  cup with LEDs that turn different colors

2. plastic ice cubes that change colors

3. frisbee that has an outer edge that changes colors

4. bicycle lights

5. light up water bottle with LEDs that turn different colors

 

The Top Four Table Ideas

1. bicycle lights

2. frisbee that has an outer edge that changes colors

3. plastic ice cubes that change colors

4. clock face

 

Four Ideas Table #2

1. LED spinning top

LED rubix cube

LED light watch color

fan with LEDs

 

Four Ideas Table $3

1. better emergency exit sign

2. glasses with LEDs

3. LED spinning top

4. trashket ball

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are brainstorming about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs.

1. Cup with LEDs that turns different colors

2. Plastic “ice cubes” that change colors

3. Frisbee that has an outer edge that changes colors

4. Bicycle lights

5. Water Bottle with LEDs that turn different color

 

The Top Four Table Ideas-

1.  Frisbee

2. Bicycle lights

3. Ice Cubes

4. Clock Face

 

The Top Four Table Ideas #2-

1. LED spinning top

2. LED rubix cube

3. LED light watch color

4.  Fan with LEDs

 

The Top Four Table Ideas #3-

1. Better emergency exit sign

2. Glasses with LEDs

3. LED spinning top

4. Trasket Ball

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Printers

My partner and I are creating ideas about something we could make with a 3D printer design that uses LEDs.

Our Table Ideas:

1. A fan with lit-up blades

2. Infinite mirror

3. Spinning tops with LEDs

4. LED pen

5. LED reading light

6. LED phone case

7. LED USB

Top 4 Table:

1. Spinning Top

2. LED Rubik’s cube

3. Light Switch Cover

4. A fan with LED’s

Top 12 Table:

1. Spinning Top

2. LED Rubik’s cube

3. Light Switch Cover

4. A fan with LED’s

5. LED Frisbee

6. Bike blinker

7. Fake ice cube lights

8. LED clock face

9. Improved emergency lights

10. LED spinning lights

11. LED spinning top

12. Trashket ball

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and i are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. Hanging light with LEDs

2. LED rubix cube

3. LED clock

4. LED sunglasses

5. Spinning top with LED

6. LED phone case.

7. LED rainbow model

8. LED jellyfish

9. LED pencil holder

10. LED light switch panel/cover

 

The Top 4 table ideas

1. spinning top.

2. LED rubix cube

3. light switch cover

4. fan with LEDs

 

 

Everyone Else’s Ideas

1. Frisbe light

2. bicycle light

3. fake ice cube light

4. light to put on clock

5. emergency exit sign

6. glasses with LED

7. spinning top

8.  trashketball

 

 

 

LED Project Brainstorming

My partners and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs.

  • LED rubix cube
  • LED clock (specific color per hour)
  • Pendant light with LEDs
  • Sunglasses with LEDs
  • Spinning top with LEDs
  • Phone case with LEDs
  • LED rainbow
  • Jellyfish with LEDs (decoration)
  • LED pencil holder
  • LED light switch cover

My top 4 table ideas

  • LED spinning top
  • LED rubix cube
  • LED light switch cover
  • Fan with LED/light-up blades

Everyone’s ideas

  • frisbee light
  • bicycle blinker
  • fake ice cube lights
  • clock face decorations
  • emergency exit sig
  • LED glasses
  • trashketball lights

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Printers

My partner and I are creating ideas about something we could make with a 3D printer design that uses LEDs.

 

1. A fan that’s blades light up when it is turned on

2.Infinite mirror

3. LED spinning top

4. LED pen for writing in the dark

5. LED book light (clip on)

6. LED phone case

7. LED USB thing

 

Top 4 table ideas:

1.  Spinning top

2. LED Rubik’s cube

3. LED light switch

4. Fan with LED blades

Project Ideas for LEDS and 3D Prints

My partners and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDS.

1. LED Rubix Cube

2. LED Clock (Specific color per hour)

3. Pendant light

4. Sunglasses with LEDS

5. Spinning top with LEDS

6. LED phone case

7. LED rainbow

8. LED Jelly Fish (decoration)

9. LED pencil holder

10.LED light switch cover

 

The top 4 table ideas:

-Spinning top

-LED Rubix cube

-LED light switch cover

-Fan with LEDS

 

Other tables ideas:

-Frisbee Light

-Bike blinker

-Fake ice cubes light

-Clock face decoration

-Better emergency exit light

-Glasses with LED

-Trashket ball lights

 

Project Ideas for LED and 3D Prints

My partners and I are brainstorming something so that we can use LED lights with something that we can make from the 3D printer.

1. Brain that lights up

2.  words that are spelled with lights

3.  stoplight

4. star

5. jellyfish

6. bioluminescence

7. tiger with light up eyes

8. mini robot that lights up  when you press a button

9. CA light up sign

10. sign that lights up on back of computer (sticky)

11. human heart diagram with light up pathways

 

TOP TABLE

1. light up brain

2. light up dagger

3. light up heart with light up pathways

4. light-up sign

5. water bottle that light up depending on how much water is in it

6. light up pair of hair extensions

7. light up iPhone case

8. light up watch

 

 

 

 

 

LED 3D Printer Ideas

1. Light-Up Glasses

2. Model of Eiffel Tower and Night

3. Roller blades with lights

4. Belt Buckle with Lights

5. City Scape

6. Night Light with Light Sensor

7. Glowing hat/cap

8. Fish Tank with Lights

9. Coffee cup that glows with temperature

10. Lit Up Phone Case

 

1. Jack-o-lantern

2. Coffee Cup with heat sensor

3. Table Legs Light

4. Glasses

5. Night Light with sensor

 

 

1. Light up Tissue Box

2. Flash Light

3. Light up belt buckle

4. Geometric Paper Weight

5. Night Light with sensor

Project Ideas for 3D LEDs

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs. Some ideas we are making are:

-light-up door handle

-light up table edge covers

-flashlight shoes

-glowing headband

-multi colored clock

-multi colored sunglasses

– led cup

-ornament (led Christmas ornament)

TABLE TOP 4:

1. light up table edge cover

2. lit up Halloween basket for candy

3. Coffee Cup with heat sensor for light changes

4. light up glasses

5. tissue box with lights when it pulls out

6. flashlight

7. geometric paper weight that lights up

8. light up belt buckle

9. figurine with lights

10. night light

Project idea’s for LEDs and 3D prints.

Brainstorming things we could 3D print that use LEDs. Be aware, this is a very raw and not selective dump

1. light up cup

2. light up door handles

3. light up table  leg covers

4. light up shoes

5. light up head band

6. light up sunglasses

7. light up clock  extra

8. light up Christmas ornament

9.  light up bins

Our tables top 4:

1. Table leg covers

2. Halloween basket

3. Coffee cup with heat sensor

4. light up glasses

 

The other tables top idea’s

1.  Tissue box

2. Flashlight

3. Paperwight

4. Night light with light senser

5. light up belt buckle

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printer design that uses LEDs:

  • Light-Up Bracelet
  • Light-Up Sign (Such as an Open Sign)
  • A Flashlight with a Switch
  • Transparent Lego Light
  • A Signal Light (Lights up on Some Kind of Command)
  • LED Jack’O’Lantern
  • Nightlight
  • Light-Up Phone Case
  • Desk Lamp
  • Light-Up Ball
  • Light-Up Paperweight

Table Top 4:

  1. Light-Up Tissue Box (Lights Up when a Tissue is Pulled Out)
  2. Flashlight with Switch
  3. Nightlight with Dark/Light Sensor
  4. Light-Up Geometric Paperweight
  5. Belt-Buckle

Table Top 4 (2):

  1. Lit-Up Halloween Jack’O’Lantern Basket
  2. Lit-Up Coffee Cup with Temperature Sensor
  3. Table Cloth with Lights on the Edges
  4. Light-Up Glasses

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs. Here is a list of what we brainstormed:

  • Light-decorated bracelet
  • “OPEN” Sign, light manipulating sign
  • Flashlight
  • Transparent LEGO light
  • Light signal
  • Light-up pencil holder
  • LED Jack O’ Lantern
  • Night light
  • Desk Lamp
  • Light-up I-Phone Case

 

My Table Top 5

  1. Light-Up Tissue Box
  2. Nightlight
  3. LED paperweight
  4. Flashlight with switch
  5. Light-Up belt buckle

Other Table’s Top 4

  1. Lit up Jack O’ Lantern basket
  2. Lit up coffee cup with temp sensor
  3. Table edge cover with lights
  4. Lit up sunglasses

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a #D printed design that uses LEDs

1 Lit up sunglasses

2 Lit up Halloween Jack-o-lantern candy basket

3 Lit up phone case

4 Lit up necklace

5 Lit up globe

6 Lit up hat

7 Lit up container

8 Lit up headphone case

9 Lit up pencil case

 

Table top 4 (Not in order):

1) Halloween Jack-o-lantern candy basket

2) Heat sensor coffee cup

3) Lit up table leg

4) Lit up sunglasses

 

Other table top 4:

1) Tissue box-lights up when you pull out a tissue

2) Flashlight

3) Geometric paper weight

4) Night Light with darkness sensor

5) Light up belt buckle

 

Project Ideas For LEDs and 3D Printer

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that used LEDs. 

1. Lit up sunglasses

2. Lit up Halloween jack-o- lantern basket.

3. Lit up phone case

4.  lit up necklace

5. lit up globe

6. Lit up hat

7. Lit up container

8. lit up headphone case

9. Lit up pencil case

Our table top 4 (not in order) :

1.  Lit up Halloween Jack o lantern basket

2. Lit up coffee cup with heat sensor.

3. Table edge cover lit up

4. Lit up sunglasses.

Other table top 4 (not in order):

1. A tissue box, that lights when pull tissue out.

2. A flashlight.

3. Night light with darkness sensor

4. A lit up belt buckle.

5. Lit up geometric paper weight.

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

Brainstorming Ideas:
1. Light-up geometric paperweight 2. Light-Up Fridge/ Board Magnet (that has hooks so it can hold things up) 3. Light-up tissue box

Table Top 5:
1. Tissue Box (lights up when you pull out a tissue)
2. Nightlight with Darkness sensor
3. Geometric Paperweight
4. Flashlight
5. Belt Buckle

Table (2) Top 4:
1. Lit-up Halloween Jack-o-Lantern
2. Lit-up Coffee Cup with Temperature Sensor
3. Table Edge Cover with Lights (table cloth will lights on the edge)
4. Lit-up glasses

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. Light-up glasses

2. Eiffel tower with lights

3. 3D printed roller skates with lights

4. Light up belt buckle

5. Cityscape with lights in windows

6. Nightlight with darkness sensor

7. Glowing hat/cap

8. Fishtank with LED accessories

9. Temperature sensitive glowing coffee cup

10. Lit-up phone case

 

Table Top 5:

1.  Tissue Box that lights up when you take out a tissue

2. Flashlight with switch

3. Geometric light-up paper weight

4.  Night light with darkness sensor

5. Belt Buckle

Other Table’s Top Ideas:

1. Lit-up Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Basket

2. Light Up Coffee Cup

3. Table Edge Cover

4. Lit-Up Glasses

 

ProjectIideas for LED and 3D prints

We are brainstorming ideas about something we would make with a 3D printed design that uses LED’s.

 

1. a brain with lights inside

2. stop light

3. a star

4. jellyfish

5. bioluminescence

6 . tiger with light up eyes

7. mini robot that lights up when a button is pressed

8. CA light up sign

9.swag sign that lights up with adhesive

10.  human heart diagram with light up

 

top table ideas

1. human heart

2. light up dagger

3. light up brain

4. light up sign

5. water bottle with lights

6. light up hair extensions

7. light up eiffel towel

8. light up watch

 

Project Ideas for 3D LEDs

My partner and I are brainstorming about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. light up clock

2. light up shoe

3. water bottom that lights up depending on how much water you have in the bottle

4. light up earnings

5. light up glasses

6. light up hair extensions

7. light up speakers

8. light up socks

9. light up bookmarks

Top 5:

1. water bottle

2. hair extensions

3. Eiffel tower

4. light up watch

5. glasses

Other Table Top 5:

1. human heart diagram

2. light up dagger

3. light up brain

4. light up CA sign

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3d print and design that uses LEDs:

Pencil dispensers with lights

cup with lights

picture frame with lights

dagor light savor

Rosche’s with lights

speaker case with lights

 

Top 4 table ideas (Freshman)

Light savor dagor

Human heart with lights to show to pathways

Light up CA sign

Light up brain

 

Top 4 table ideas (sophomores)

water bottle with lights

light up hair extensions

light up effle tower

Light up watch

Light up sun glass

 

 

McDonald ideas

sign

lanterns on a string

clock

jewelry

 

 

Project ideas for 3D prints and LEDs eddy

My partner and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs.

1. Pencil with lights

2.book mark with light

3. dagger lightsaber .

4. roshes with lights in side

 

1. Light up dagger

2. light up heart

3. light up dagger

1.water bottle with lights

2. light up hair extentions

3. light up eiffel tower

4. light up watch

 

 

Projects Ideas

My group and I brainstormed ideas for projects we could make involving LEDs and the 3D Printer.

1. a light-up clock
2. a light-shoe
3. a water bottle that lights depending on how much water is in the bottle
4. light-up earrings that are movement triggered
6. light up hair extensions
7. light up braces
8. water bottle that lights up depending on temperature of drink

Top 5 ideas:
1. water bottle that lights up depending on how much water is in it
2. light up hair extensions
3. light up Eiffel Tower
4. light up watch
5. light up glasses
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6. human heart with lights to show pathways
7. light up dagger
8. light up brain to display different regions
9. light up sign

Project Ideas for 3D LEDs

My partners and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1.  LED reading glasses

2. Flashlight

3.  iPhone case

4. Key chain

5. Iron Man helmet

6. Eiffel Tower

7. Speakers

8. Watch

9. Necklace/ jewelry

10. Magnets

 

Other table top 4:

Light up Brain

Light up sign

light up daggers

human heart with lights to show pathways

Our top 4:

watch

light up water bottle depending on amount of water

light up reading glasses

Eiffel Tower

light up hair extensions

Project Ideas for LEDs & 3D Prints

My partners and I are ideating about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

1. LED Reading galsses

2. Flashlight

3. iPhone Case

4. Key chain

5. Iron Man Helmet

6. Eiffel Tower

7. Speakers

8. Watch

9. Necklace/ Jewelry

10. Rubix Cube

11. Magnets

 

 

TOP TABLE IDEAS

1. Human heart with lights to show pathways

2. Light up dagger/ baton/ lightsaber

3. light up brain- different areas to light up

4. Light up sign (CA, makerspace, exit, etc.)

 

1. Water bottle that lights up depending on how much water is in it

2. Light up hair extensions

3. Light up Eiffel tower

4. Light up watch

5. Light up glasses

Brainstorm for Project Ideas (LEDs)

My partners and I are dealing with something we could make with 3D printed design that uses LEDs.

1.  Light up shoe

2. Light up water bottle (temp)

3.  Light up glasses

4. Light up earrings

5. light up clock

6. light up hair extensions

7. light up socks (temp)

8. light up speaker

 

9. bookmarks

 

 

Top 5:

– water bottle

– hair exstentions

– eiffel tower

– light up watch

– glasses

 

other table:

– human heart w/ lights to show pathways

– lightsaber

– light up brain

– light up sign

Project ideas for 3D LEDs

My partners and I are brainstorming about something we could make with a 3D printer that uses LEDs

– rubber duck light up

– sketcher shoes LED

– LED glasses

– light necklace

– LED flahslight

– lightsaber??

– light up iphone case

– keychain thing

– iron man helmet

– Eiffel tower

– light up speakers

– watch

– mors code thingy

– rubix cube

 

top table ideas-

1. human heart diagram

lighsaber

LED sign

light up brain

water bottle

hear extensions

eiffell tower

watch

reading glasses

 

 

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and I are brainstorming something that we can do that incorporates the 3D printer and LEDs:

1. Brain that lights up

2. Words spelled out with lights

3. Stoplight

4. Star

5. Jellyfish

6. Bio luminescent

7. Tiger with light up eyes

8. Mini Robot that lights up

9. CA light up sign

10. Sign that lights up on back of computer (sticky)

11. Human Heart diagram with light up pathways

TOP TABLE IDEAS

1. Light Up Brain

2. Light up Dagger

3. Light up heart diagram

4. Light up sign

5. Light up Water bottle

6. Light up hair extensions

7. Light up Eiffel Tower

8. Light up Watch

9. Light up glasses

10. Light up phone case

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partner(s) and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Jack o Lantern
  • Charger Horse
  • Timer
  • Operation Style Game
  • Christmas Themed Light Up Sweater
  • Bracelet
  • High Five/Five Bump Wrist Bracelet
  • Magic Storage Box with Lights Inside
  • Dragon Nutcracker With Light Up Function

Top Four Table Ideas:

  • Light Up Trash Basketball Hoop
  • Jack O Lantern
  • Magical Box
  • Open/Exit Sign

 

Top Four Table Ideas:

  • 3D Printed Jack O Lantern
  • T Rex With Lighted Eye
  • Table Catapult with Lights
  • Christmas Tree that lights up
  • Light up etch a sketch by touch
  • Twister squares that light up
  • light sabers
  • Impossible Box

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partners and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Light-up pencil holder
  • Light-up jack-o-lantern (lights used in cut outs)
  • Light-up cup holder
  • Light-up finger plate
  • Kids toy
  • Light-up sign (open/exit)
  • Light-up framed glasses
  • Trashcan basketball hoop

Top 4 Table Ideas:

  • Trashcan basketball hoop
  • Light-up jack-o-lantern
  • Magical box
  • Open/exit sign

Top 4 Ideas From Each Table:

  • Jack-o-Lantern
  • T-rex
  • Table Catapult
  • Small Christmas Tree
  • Etch a Sketch by Touch
  • Twister Squares
  • Light Sabers
  • Impossible Box- human turns switch on, and box turns itself off

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partner and I brainstormed these ideas:

  • Christmas tree
  • Reindeer
  • Jack-o’-Lantern
  • Flashlight
  • T-Rex w/ light up eyes
  • (Rubik’s) Cube

 

Top 4 Table Ideas:

  • Jack-o’-Lantern
  • T-Rex w/light up eyes
  • Catapult
  • Christmas tree
  • Light up etch-a-sketch by touch
  • Twister squares that light up
  • Light sabers
  • Useless box
  • Light up trash basketball
  • Magical box that lights up when opened
  • Sign

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partner(s) and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Light up pencil holder
  • Jack o’ lantern (create pumpkin using 3D printer and outline cutouts with LEDs)
  • Light up cup holder
  • Kid’s toy
  • Light up finger plate
  • Sign (example: open or exit)
  • Light up glasses
  • Trashcan basketball hoop

Top 4 Table Ideas:

  1. Trashcan basketball hoop
  2. Jack o’ lantern
  3. Open/exit sign
  4. Magical box

Top 4 ideas from each table:

  1. Jack o’ lantern
  2. T-rex with lighted eye
  3. Table catapult with lights
  4. Small Christmas tree with lights
  5. Light up etch and sketch by touch
  6. Twister squares that light up
  7. Light sabers
  8. Impossible box – human turns switch on, and box turn itself off
  9. Light up trashetball
  10. Magical box – lights when opened
  11. Open/exit sign

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D printer

My partner and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Christmas tree
  • Light Up Reindeer decoration
  • A Jack-o-lantern that light ups in the middle
  • Flashlight
  • T-Rex with red light-up eyes
  • (Rubik’s) Cube

Top 4 ideas:

  • Jack-o-lantern
  • T-Rex with light up eyes
  • Catapult
  • Christmas Tree
  • Light up Etch-a sketch
  • light up twister
  • light sabers
  • The impossible box
  • light up trash basketball hoop
  •  Magical Box- when you open it up, it lights up
  • Sign

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partners and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Jack o lantern
  • Lit up charger horse
  • Timer
  • Operation style game
  • Christmas theme light sweater
  • Bracelet with LEDs inside
  • High five/fist bump wrist bracelet
  • Magical box with lights inside
  • Dragon nutcracker

Top Four Ideas:

  • Trash can basketball hoop
  • Jack o lantern
  • Magical box
  • Open/Exit Sign

Top Four Ideas from Each Table:

  • Jack o lantern
  • T-rex with lighted eye
  • Table catapult
  • Small Christmas tree
  • Etch a Sketch
  • Twister  square the light up
  • Light saber
  • Impossible box
  • Trash can basketball hoop
  • Jack o lantern
  • Magical box
  • Open/Exit Sign

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partner(s) and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Jack-o-lantern
  • Charger horse jack-o-lantern
  • a timer
  • operation style game
  • Christmas themed light up sweaters
  • bracelet with LEDs inside
  • high five/fist bump wrist bracelet
  • magical box with lights inside
  • dragon nutcracker

 

Top Four Table Ideas:

1. trash can basketball hoop

2. Jack-o-lantern

3. magical box

4. open or exit sign

 

1. jack-o-lantern

2. t-rex with lighted eyes

3. table catapult

4. christmas tree

 

1. etch-a-sketch

2. twister squares

3. light sabers

4. impossible box

 

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3d Printers

My partner and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Awesome lightsaber
  • Super cool lightsaber
  • Lightsaber using Neo-Pixels
  • Lightsaber using Neo-Pixels and a mini arduino
  • Double staffed lightsaber using Neo-Pixels and a mini arduino and 3d printed components
  • Use the Neo-Pixels to create awesome lightsaber effects
  • Use a small motor inside to create a vibration

Top 4 from each table

  • Table 1
    • 3d printed jack o lantern
    • 3d printed t rex
    • table catapult
    • small chrismas tree
  • Table 2
    • Light up etch a sketch
    • light up twister
    • lightsaber
    • Impossible Box
  • Table 3
    • light up trash-sketball hoop
    • magic box
    • signage
    • jack o lantern

Project ideas with LEDs and 3d printers

-3d mask that lights up

-mini catapult that lights up

-pumpkin that lights up

-pumptris game

-pumpkin key chain that lights up with light

 

 

top four ideas

-t-rex light up

-mini catapult

-christmas tree that lights up on the top

-pumpkin with light in the middle decoration

 

-light up sketch pad touch pad

-light up twister

-light saber

-impossible box with switches

-light up trash basketball hoop

-jack-o-lantern light up

-magical box, when you open it up it lights up

-open/exit sign

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partner(s) and I have brainstormed these ideas:

  • Light up pencil holder
  • Light up Jack-o-Lantern (create pumpkin using 3D printer and outline cutouts with LEDs)
  • Light up cup holder
  • Kid’s toy
  • Light up finger plate
  • Sign (Open or Exit)
  • Light up glasses
  • Trashcan basketball hoop

Top 4 table ideas:

  • Trashcan basketball hoop
  • Jack-o-lantern
  • Magical Box
  • Sign (Open or Exit)
  • T-Rex with lighted eye
  • Table Catapult with light
  • Small Christmas tree
  • Light up Etch a sketch by touch
  • Twister game
  • Light sabers
  • Impossible box – human turns switch on, and box turns itself off

Project Ideas w/ LED’s and 3D Printer

My partner, Sara, and I thought of these ideas because we’re awesome:

  • 3D cat mask that lights up
  • 3D mini catapult for candy maybe
  • jack-o-lantern
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PCp5xk-9Qo pumpkin tetris
  • key chain that lights up w switch
  • garment that lights up w/ LED strips

Top 4 Table Ideas:

  • jack-o-lantern
  • T-Rex
  • catapult w lights
  • christmas tree

Other top table ideas:

  • touch-screen etcha-sketch
  • light up Twister
  • Lightsabers
  • Impossible box w lights
  • light up trash basket ball hoop
  • light up box
  • open/exit sign

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printer

My partner and I came up with some ideas:

  • LED helicopter
  • LED motion sensor
  • Emergency lights- when the lights go off the LEDs turn on
  • pressure pad- LED intensity increases when more people enter the room
  • etch-a-sketch with LED lights and touch
  • LEDs triggered by touch or even noise
  • Light-Up Twister

My Table’s Top 4 Ideas:

1. Supe Cool Light Saber

2. Etch-A-Sketch

3.  Impossible Box (hand comes out and flips the switch)

4. Light- Up Twister

Everybody Else’s Ideas:

1. 3D Printed Jumbo Lantern

2. 3D Printed T-Rex with Light Up Eye

3. Table Catapult (flinging ideas)

4. Small Light-up Christmas tree

5. Light-Up Trashketball Hoop

6. Magical Box

7. Designing a Sign

8. Light Up Bracelet/Jewelry

Project Ideas with LEDs and 3D Printers

My partners and I have brainstormed these ideas:

 

– LEDcopter

– Sensor alarm

– Emergency LED lights

– LED etchasketch

– Noise box

– Entrance counter

– Light twister

 

 

– Lightsaber

– Double staff lightsaber

– Box, lights on it

– Futile switch

 

 

– Jack o lantern, light in center

– T Rex, light eyes

– Light up trashketball hoop

Project Ideas

My partner and I are brainstorming about something we could make with 3D graphics and LEDs. Some ideas for our project are:

  • flashlight
  • gun
  • “laser” pointer
  • fake candles
  • lights around light switches
  • light up flag
  • charger poster horse with light up mane
  • light up key-chain for backpack
  • light up Rudolf nose
  • light up eye patch
  • red light up sword
  • water fountain water light

Top Ideas:

  • red light up sword
  • lantern
  • light up notebook
  • light up key-chain
  • light up responsive recycle bin
  • light up phone case
  • light up shoes
  • light up rubber ducky

 

Project Ideas/ Brainstorm

Some ideas for our project where we use both lights and the 3d printer are:

  • Flashlight
  • Gun
  • Pointer
  • Fake Candles
  • Light around light switches
  • Light up flag
  • Poster of charger horse with mane light up
  • Light up key chain for your backpack
  • Light up Rudolph nose
  • Eye patch that lights up
  • Red light up sword
  •  Water fountain color maker

 

Top four ideas:

  1. Lantern
  2. Light up notebook
  3. Red light up sword, lights as you thrust
  4. Key chain for your backpack
  5. light up responsive recycle bin
  6. light up phone case
  7. light up rubber ducky
  8. light up shoes

Project Ideas for LEDs and 3D Prints

My partners and I are brainstormng about projects we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs:

  1. light up button/pins
  2. little lanterns on a string
  3. kid’s night light
  4. funky glasses with lights around the rim
  5. jewelry (earrings/bracelets)
  6. bird plate (for fruit) with lights
  7. a sign for something
  8. clock – could get panels
  9. figurines with lite up eyes
  10. skull/other Halloween figure with lite up eyes

 

Top table ideas G

  1. LED lamp
  2. Light up Jewelry box (when opened)
  3. Light up ball – lights when thrown
  4. Glasses with lights (triggered by blinking)
  5. light up clock where numbers light up
  6. light up charger (changes based on battery level)
  7. light up phone case
  8. computer skin that lights up
  9. light up watch
  10. toy car with lights

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Top Table Ideas

  1. LED spinning top (2)
  2. LED rubix cube
  3. LED light switch cover
  4. fan with LEDs
  5. frisbee light (around a frisbee)
  6. bicycle blinker
  7. fake ice cube lights
  8. clock face decoration
  9. emergency exit sign
  10. LED glasses
  11. trashketball lights

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Table Top 4 E

  1. lit up jack o’lantern basket
  2. lit up coffee cop with temp sensor
  3. table edge cover with lights
  4. lit up glasses
  5. tissue box that lights when pull tissue out
  6. flashlight
  7. geometric paper weight that lights up
  8. night light with darkness sensor
  9. light up belt buckle

 

 

 

 

 

 

Top Table Ideas

  1. human heart with lights to show pathways
  2. light up daggers
  3. light up brain – different areas light up
  4. light up sign (CA, makerspace, exit, etc.)
  5. water bottle that lights up depending how much water is in it
  6. light up hair extentions
  7. light up Eiffel tower
  8. light up watch
  9. light up glasses

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

B Block

  1. Jack o’latern
  2. t-rex with lighted eye
  3. table catapult with lights
  4. small xmas tree with lights
  5. light up etch a sketch by touch
  6. twister squares that light up
  7. light sabers
  8. impossible box – human turns switch on, and box turns itself off
  9. light up trashetball
  10. magical box – lights when opened
  11. open/exit sign

A Block

  1. Light up responsive recycle bin
  2. Light up phone case
  3. light up shoes
  4. light up 3d printed ‘rubber’ ducky
  5. red light up sword (lights as you thrust)
  6. lantern
  7. light up notebook
  8. light up keychain

Ideas for Things

Ideas from the genius minds of JON and CASEY

LED 3D Printed Rubber Ducky

LED 3D printed phone case

LED 3D printed mini goal with soccer ball

LED 3D recycle bin

LED 3D printed glasses

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The Top 4 from the genius table

IDEAS from JON, CASEY, ENOCH, and EMMA

Light up Phone Case

Light up Rubber Ducky

Light up responsive recycling basket

Light up Sneakers

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The Top 4 from the other Table

Light up sword

Lantern

Light up notebook

Light up keychain for your backback

Project Ideas for 3D LEDs

I am thinking about something we could make with a 3D printed design that uses LEDs. 

  • Lanterns
  • Back-lit furniture (headboard)
  • Top-lit shelves
  • Light up mirror
  • Light up notebook (binder edge)
  • Light up decorative letters
  • Light up sneakers

Tables Top 4: 

  • Lanterns
  • Light Up Notebook
  • Red Sword
  • Key chain

Neighbor Table Top 4: 

  • Light up responsive recycle bin
  • Light up phone case
  • Light up shoes
  • Light up 3D rubber ducky

 

Brainstorm for 3D LED Project

Enoch and I are brainstorming ideas for a project that incorporates using the 3D printer and LED’s.

– Light up Mug

– Light up tables

– Light up phone case

– Light up shoes

– Light up headphones

– Light up charger horse

– Light up glasses

– Light up clock

– Light up door handles

– Light up speaker

Top 4:

– Light Up Responsive recycling basket

– Light up Phone Case

– Light up Rubber Ducky

– Light up Sneakers

Other Groups Top 4: 

 Red light up sword (lights as you thrust)

– Light up notebook

– Light up key chain

– Lantern

Project Ideas For 3D LEDS

Ideas for 3D printing and using LEDS together in one project (With partner)

LED rubber ducky

Light up Phone Case

LED mini soccer goal and ball

LED Recycle Bin

LED Glasses

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Our favorite four from table

LED responsive recycling bin/basket

LED phone case

LED rubber ducky

LED sneakers

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Favorite four from other table

Red LED Sword (Lights up as you thrust)

Lantern

LED Notebook

LED Key-chain

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Project Ideas for 3D LEDs

Emma and I are brainstorming ideas for a project that involves a 3D printer and LEDs.

Top 4:

Light up responsive recycling bin

Light phone case

Light up shoes

Light up Rubber Ducky

 

Other Top 4:

Light up sword

Lantern

Light up notebook

Light up key chain

 

 

-Light up Mug

-Light up grabber and holder

-Light up tables

-Light up phone case

-Light up shoes

-Light up headphones

-Light up charger horse

-Light up glasses

-Light up clock

-Light up door handles

-Light up speaker

-Light up responsive recycling bin

Time Capsule: Career Research

Career Research

 

When I grow up, I would like to be a professional soccer player. I would join a professional soccer league, hopefully in the U.K., where I would be able to make more money than in a minor league or the U.S. soccer league. When I retire from soccer, I would like to be a software developer. The pay for a professional soccer player ranges from $60,000 to $6,000,000 a year. If I play for the U.K., I would be make about $2,500,000 a year. The average pay for a software developer is $99,000 a year. I would be able to go to a college and play soccer for the college that I attend while I earn my degree in software engineering. Playing professional soccer would be a way to make money as soon as I get out of college until I am about 35 and retire from soccer. Then I would be able to continue working as a software developer to earn my living. It would be a great way to be able to retire early from software developing at about 50-55.

I would like to be a soccer player because I love the sport and devote most of my free time practicing or playing soccer games. It would be a great way to continue following my passion to play soccer after I graduate college. It is also a well-paying sport and is played around the world. That would give me more of an opportunity to find a team that I could play for. The job of professional athlete is projected to see an employment growth of about 7% by 2022. This would give me more of a chance at getting a job. To become a soccer player I only need a high school diploma or higher.

The reason I would like to be a software developer is because I love computers and my dad has helped teach me many things about computers. It would be great if I could use those skills to earn money. I also find it really fun to be able to design things for computers like the actual software. I can think of nothing better to do after my soccer career than spending my time as a software developer. I need a career to fall back on if I am unable to play soccer professionally or when I retire. The software developer career is expected to grow 22% by 2022 which would give me a better chance to get a job then compared to now. I would need a bachelor’s degree or higher to be a software developer. I think both of these jobs would be a great way to spend my adult life.

 

Sources:

http://screamer.deadspin.com/chart-the-average-player-salaries-in-soccer-leagues-ar-1658856283

Career- Microbiologist

I would like to become a Microbiologist, because I would like to study about viruses, fungi, bacteria, algae, and different types of microorganisms. The life of the species are very unique, because I learned that some of them lived millions of years before mankind, animals, and plants. For example, there is a type of microorganism called Extremophiles which can survive in hot, salty and even acidic or gaseous environments. Overall, this type of job is something I would love to explore in the future, because we can use these species to obtain natural products at lower cost for humankind.

A microbiologist requires special training and education; they can work in different places with a good salary. You need to have a bachelor’s degree and usually a Ph.D. A microbiologist usually work in colleges, universities, professional schools, for the government, in hospitals, in laboratories, industries, etc. The annual wage for these scientists depends in what institution you work in. For instance, the federal government usually provides the best salary and benefits. Even though there are other fascinating careers, I feel like a microbiologist is my DESTINY.

A Snip of my Culture Verse

Without Communication, I won’t be able to express myself. I had a difficult situation about this topic in my life. When I was young, I couldn’t pronounce the “r’s,” the “l’s,” and the “th’s.” People couldn’t understand me and made fun of me. My mom and I went to places for speech therapy, but I didn’t get better. In my school, I had a poetry contest. At first, it was frustrating and I was crying when I couldn’t pronounce the words correctly. Then, my mom told me to repeat the verse Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” With my family’s help and God’s help, I was able to speak properly and I placed first overall in my school! This cultural universal is significant is significant in my life, because it has changed the way I am now.

Time Capsule Project Part III

Time Capsule Project Part 3: Career Research

About Physicians

Physicians work in the medical industry. Physicians diagnose and treat injured and ill patients. They may also console patients who are on diets, hygiene, or preventive healthcare. A physician examines a patient, takes medical histories, prescribes medications, orders, preforms, and evaluates diagnostic tests. The physician will review test results to identify any unusual or abnormal findings. A physician will also address any concerns or questions their patients have, update their medical information, and recommend and design a plan of treatment. There are a variety of different types of physicians. An example of a type of physicians would be a family or general physician, general internist, or general pediatrician. A family or general physician like all physicians works in a clinic or private office. They assess and treat conditions that happen in everyday life. The conditions treated by these physicians range from a common cold, sinus and respiratory infection to broken bones. Family and general physicians usually have regular, long term patients. A general internist diagnoses and provides nonsurgical treatment for problems that affect any internal organ systems. General internists treat things like stomach, kidney, and liver problems. General pediatricians provide care for younger people, from infants to young adults.

Education

To be a physician one must have a professional or doctoral degree. Applicants aiming to get into medical school must have at least a bachelor’s degree, though many have more than a bachelor’s degree. Even though no specific major is required applicants for medical school must have completed courses in math, biology, physics, English, and chemistry, students must take courses on social science and humanity too. Some students applying for medical school also volunteer at local hospitals and clinics for extra experience. Most applicants of medical school also must submit test scores from the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). Medical schools will also consider the applicant’s personality, leadership qualities, and participation in extracurricular activities. During the first two years of medical school students will spend most of their time in classrooms and laboratories. To become a physician you must also have residency or internship as part of your training. Your specialty will determine how many years or residency or internship you must have, a range of 3 to 8 years. Almost all physicians complete four years of undergraduate school, and four years of medical school.

Job Outlook

The job employment rate of physicians and surgeons is projected to grow 18 percent from 2012 to 2022. The projected job employment rate of 18 percent is higher than the average projected job employment rate of all other occupations. The job employment rate will continue to grow because of the continued expansion of healthcare related industries. New technology will likely reduce the job employment rate of physicians though. The constantly improving technology will allow physicians to treat more patients in the same amount of time, thus needing less physicians. The median amount a physician was paid in the year of 2012 was $187, 200 a year or, $90 an hour.

Time Capsule Career

Electrical Engineering is very important. In this career you would develop new electrical products. You would also test them and if they make it into the market, supervise the construction. Some of the kinds of things you could build are motors, radars, power generators and transportation equipment. They create things based on people’s needs and wants. They have invented things like the computer, television, and almost any electric device you own.

There are a few different things needed for this career. In high school it would be useful to study math and physics such as algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. Studying drafting could also be helpful. A bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or electrical engineering technology is needed. The pay is pretty good to. The average salary per year is $87,920 while the lowest ten percent is about $58,470. The Expectations aren’t very high though. The vocation is expected to grow by only 4% from 2012 to 2022. This statistic could be change though, depending on the needs of businesses.

October Event

Carolina Tiger Rescue

For the month of October we will be visiting the Carolina Tiger Rescue in Pittsboro on Saturday, October 17 where we will see many types of animals, including a variety of big cats. Tickets sell out quickly, so if you would like to attend please secure your spot by turning in $18 (covers $11 entrance fee plus lunch) in an envelope with your name on the front to Mrs. Williams or the front desk of the Middle School by the morning of Friday, October 2 (Charger Cup day!!). I will order the tickets online on Friday for our group. On the day we visit the big cats, be sure to dress for the outdoor weather. As always, we will enjoy lunch at Golden Corral afterwards. See the details below.

  • Saturday, October 17
  • $18 in an envelope with your name  to me or the front desk by Friday morning, October 2 .
  • You can always bring extra money for donations or to purchase items in the gift store if we have time, it is up to your family.
  • Meet in front of the MS at 9:00 am and pick up promptly at 1:30 pm
  • Dress for the weather and wear sneakers
  • There are no refunds due to bad weather- Carolina Tiger Rescue will not cancel unless the weather is dangerous (thunderstorms),  in which case they give a rain date voucher, so we will go even if it is raining as long as there is no lightening and thunder.

Tiny House Jonathan

This is my Tiny House

Floor 1Floor 2

Thanks to the simple style of living, I could definitely see myself settling down here for a few years. As someone who moves a lot, I can’t see myself staying here for the rest of my life, but for a good 8-10 years I can definitely do it. Maybe I would switch it up every once in a while, and move things around. Every necessity is right in front of you and easy to access.

 

 

Jessica’s Tiny House

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1ST FLOOR⇈

The door to the house is right next to the bathroom. There is a small “powder room” with a toilet, a sink, and a mirror. Right next to the powder room is the kitchen. It has a big fridge and two sets of cabinets with a two burner stove and a sink. There are two windows above this in order to bring in natural light, but there are also pendant lights (LED) so that the kitchen can still be seen and used at night. Across the room there is a couch facing a stone fireplace. There is also a TV hanging on the fireplace for all my Netflix watching desires. To the left of the door (when you’re coming in) is a spiral staircase leading to the loft.

tiny house loft 2 tiny house loft 1

Loft⇈

When you come up the stairs, the first thing you see is the bed and dresser. There are also three windows on the wall to let in more natural light, but one pendant light so that I can see at night. At the end of the bed is the washer/dryer. Turn around and take a few steps and you reach the shower room. It has a shower with a wooden board base and a towel bar. Walk out and to the right where there is a break in the wall and you have the glass barrier. This is a loft, so it overlooks the rest of the house. There’s a metal railing going across with glass beneath it (unfortunately i couldn’t find anything to represent this).

http://www.homestyler.com/designprofile/37657d05-b888-45ac-b3b0-74f9510336b2

 

Ava’s Tiny House

tiny house 1

tiny house 2

 

Tiny House

My tiny house is very small, 13 by 16 feet, but I think that I could live in it. I don’t have a whole upper story, just a loft with a bed. Although the changes did not save the on the website, in reality the bed would be further to the right, to give room for the stair case. Everything is very compact – the shelves and microwave on the wall to save floor space, and it is a washer/dryer so that it is more environmentally friendly because it uses less water. I think I could live with someone else because it is a double bed, but it would be very tight, and they wouldn’t be allowed to have a lot of stuff.

 

Luke’s Tiny House

This is the link to my Tiny House

The first you will say to yourself when you walk into my tiny house is, “Wow, this really is a tiny house.” My house is 9’9×11’9 which adds up to just under square feet per floor. To maximize my space, I decide to include a second floor. I wanted to uphold two key principles when designing my house: sustainability and livability; I believe I’ve accomplished both of those things. Once you’ve walked into my house, you’ll notice you are standing on some very beautiful wood floor. The flooring happens to be bamboo, an abundant natural wood resource. To the right is my kitchen and to left is my main living area. Let’s say you’re hungry so you walk into the kitchen. You can quickly wash you hands at the sink, grab a cool refreshment out of the full sized refrigerator, and warm up an Anne’s Microwaveable Pasta. If you’re feeling something a little more substantial, turn on the stove and enjoy! With such little room in the house you must be wondering where I store all of my junk. I’ve reduced the amount of storage on the floor and increased on the walls by having several storage cabinets all throughout the house. Once nourished, you’re going to need to take cat-nap with that full stomach of yours. Plop yourself down on the chair and find the clicker so you can scroll though endless channels until you give up, turn on your computer and watch Netflix. When eating more formally, I can pull up a chair and enjoy the ambiance of my square shaped table as the washer and dry make noise behind me. While maybe an annoyance as far as noise, the washer and dryer are one of the key sustainable aspects of my house. The machine is a combined washer/dryer, so I’ll be able to reduce the amount of water that I use. Finally, a fireplace adds a little warmth and charm to the tiny first floor. Now, onto the second floor! Enjoy the adventure up the spiral staircase because soon you’ll be in the bedroom. Very minimalistic, all that is needed in my bedroom is nightstand, a dresser, and a productive work station to complete homework. I also have several sources of light in my bedroom, the ceiling light, the lamp on the dresser, and the window to provide natural light. Finally, I have my bathroom. A toilet, sink, and shower provide my basic needs, but those features aren’t the best part of my bathroom. I’ve placed the water heater inside my bathroom (where I’ll be using most of my water) so that I could reduce energy it would take to pump the water all through my house. Hope you’ve enjoyed the tour of my humble abode.

1st Floor:

1st Floor

 

2nd Floor:

2nd Floor

My Tiny House

Floor 1Floor 2

 

I have to admit there are more than a few wants that i have in this house. I will first start out with my needs.

Needs:

First Floor- When you first walk in the doors there is a window for some natural sunlight and spiral stairs. The spiral stairs saves space and is really handy for hanging things and extra sitting places etc. The room to the right is a small living room which i would consider all wants. The room straight ahead is the kitchen. When you walk in there is seating to the right which i somewhat necessary. The kitchen appliances also consists of a fridge, oven/cook top, microwave, a sink, and storage. I did not put in a dishwasher because it would be better to do it by hand anyways. Lots of windows in this room too. Then i don’t have to use as much electricity and it is very bright and beautiful during the sunrise and sunset of the day.

Second Floor- When you first come up from the spiral staircase there is a washer and dryer which isn’t technically a necessity but it would be really nice to have. Walking into the actual bedroom there is a nice big armoir to store clothes and many other things. A couple of windows with blinds so there is nice sunlight but blinds in case you need a nap or just less sunlight. The main necessity in this room would have to be the bed, even though i didn’t necessarily need that big of a bed. Now when going into the bathroom there is a bathroom and shower and i think that it would have been better and let me have more space if i had just combined the two. I have a small toilet and sink and that about all the needs i have.

Wants:

First Floor- I spiced my house up a lot, i will admit. When you first walk in there is a place to put keys and there are plants lining the outside of the door. I honestly just made the home look more homey. To the left there is a living room that is all things i wanted to put in because i don’t technically need a living room. Especially the fire place. Going into the kitchen the 4 chair table is a little excessive too. I could have sufficed with two chairs and a smaller table. Walking out onto the patio, the ENTIRE patio is all wants, the fireplace and bushes and movie screen.

Second Floor- There isnt much extra things that i wanted upstairs. It is more little things such as two besides tables, a vanity, curtains, things of that nature. In the bathroom, the excess wants would have to be the separate shower and tub. Just very small things.

Tiny House

tiny house 1 Tiny house 2

The dimensions of this tiny house are 14×15. i chose to have two full floors because i figured it provided more privacy for the occupant(s). First off a person walking up to the house would come through the patio that contain seating and a fireplace. The front door is a sliding door to conserve space. When you walk through the door the first encounter is with a stairwell and then entering the full kitchen which includes a stove, oven, sink,  fridge, cabinetry, washer/dryer and a table with chairs.  Then if you walk past the kitchen there is a bathroom to the left with a toilet and vanity that leads to the outside shower. The shower was put outside to conserve water which can be recycled and used for the plants surrounding the house.  On the right side there is a seating area including a tv.

Once you go upstairs you will find it to be more simplistic. There is a coffee table/desk and a large dresser for two on one wall. on the opposing wall there is a large bed, also for two, including side tables on each side. On the other side of the stairwell are two closets, and island and a chair.

Needs:

  • Toilet
  • Shower
  • sink
  • Fridge
  • at least one chair
  • washer/dryer
  • Bed
  • Closet/dresser

Wants:

  • Patio/ patio furniture
  • Counters
  • Extra storage
  • Multiple closets
  • Fireplace
  • TV

The link

Remi’s Tiny House

Tiny House Floor 1 Tiny House Floor 2

Link: http://www.homestyler.com/designprofile/ad1f657f-447f-48c9-a07f-e7fb5d681024

Walk Through of House:

You enter the house through the double doors on the first floor to find an open floor plan with hardwood floors and brick walls. To the right of the entrance, you will find an adequately sized living room, large enough to accommodate a couch, ottoman/table with a flat screen TV. As you pass the living room, the stainless steel appliances (refrigerator, stove, oven) draw your attention to the gourmet style kitchen.  To the left of the kitchen is a dining area suitable for four people. As you look pass the dining room table, you can see out through the sliding doors onto a private backyard that is perfect for entertaining with a fireplace and sitting area.  Surrounding the backyard, there is a screen of tall green bushes for your privacy.

Upon returning inside, the spiral staircase leads to a spacious second story master suite.  The plush carpeting leads you into your own private oasis; complete with a double bed, cabinetry for storage and a home office.  Also on the second floor is the home’s only bathroom that has a spa shower, toilet and double vanity. No need to travel too far to do laundry. The washer and dryer is conveniently stored in the bathroom.

Needs:

Necessities in my house include the kitchen (oven, refrigerator, stove, sink), lighting (natural and artificial), running water, toilet, shower and storage space.

Wants:

The things I would like to have in my house but necessarily need are desk space, TV, extra sitting/dining areas, outdoor entertaining space and washer and dryer

 

Jack P Tiny House

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http://www.homestyler.com/designerro/4b6cce1b-6721-4b87-a4f6-8f7b072f2654

 

In the first floor of my house, I have a basic kitchen setup as well as a bathroom and work desk. The kitchen is meant to have a single oven, a microwave, a dishwasher, a cooktop on the island, and a dish sink. A fridge would sit next to the stairs, near the bathroom wall. The table seats four somewhat well. The floor size is 14’x13′. The second floor is very simple – it contains a bed, a dresser, a washer, and a dryer. It has windows facing the sunrise, and it is roughly 6’6″x14′. The ‘needs’ of this house are lighting (both natural and artificial), running water, a cooking area, a bathroom, and a sleeping area. Aside from that, the ‘wants’ include a desk and some more kitchen appliances, as well as a washer and dryer (technically wants b/c you can wash clothes with a washboard etc.)

Matt’s Tiny House

My Tiny House 

 

First Floor

First floor

Description –

This description/walk through of  the house is based on the image shown above. To the right there is a paved driveway. Connecting to the driveway is a walkway that leads to the front door as well as to the back of the house. Past the front door the pathway leads to an outdoor bar. This bar contains a fire brick oven, a grill, a fridge, and of course a bar and 4 seats to sit at. To the right of the bar there is a full-size fireplace. Around this fireplace are chairs and a couch to sit on while enjoying the warmth of the fireplace. Now to the inside of the house. Through the front door to the right is the kitchen. This is a full size kitchen with all the needed appliances. There is a refrigerator, microwave, oven, stove, and of course a TV. There is also two large pantries for all the food you would ever need. On the left of the kitchen, there is a separate room which contains the laundry room and he electrical equipment to keep the house running with hot water as well as electricity.  directly to the left of the front door are stairs to the second floor.

 

Second Floor

 

Capture

Description –

On the second floor you come up in the spiral staircase and arrive in the top left. Directly in-front of you is the full bathroom. This bathroom includes a tub, toilet, sink, and shower. to the right of the bed room there is a full size bed with a side table on either side of the bed. There are two dressers on either side of the room. There is also a desk in the top right corner with a comfy chair and a laptop.

Link to house – http://www.homestyler.com/designer/52599eb9-2902-4ced-b2bd-00a7d7494a6f

Needs Vs. Wants 

Needs –

– Bed  (could be a smaller bed)

– Toilet

– Shower

– Stove

– Refrigerator

– one Pantry

– Kitchen counter to eat on

Wants-

– Oven

– Microwave

– Second pantries

– Tub

– Two dressers

– outside bar

– outside fireplace

 

 

Friday, September 25

It’s an exciting day on the seventh grade hall.

Well, every day is exciting when you teach seventh grade. But TODAY is particularly unique as students are visiting their Charger Trails Rotations.

Rotation 1: Harmful/Thoughtless Language Seminar
Rotation 2: Wonder Wall Mural & 9/11 History Room
Rotation 3: Y1K/Work Room
Rotation 4: Cranium & Collaboration

Rotation 1: Harmful/Thoughtless Language Seminar (Arielle Curtis)

We talked about what language was, what were the different types of languages, and also what were the positive and negative effects of language. My group decided that language was a way of communication between two or more people. We also didn’t limit ourselves to spoken languages, like Chinese, Arabic, or English. We said that body language, physical contact, music, art, written words, they’re also languages. We decided that language can build people up, or tear them down. Even the simple things can ruin someone’s day. We put on skits about positive use of language, where people build each other up with compliments, congratulations, and even just opening doors. However, we also put on skits with negative use of language, in which people tripped, pushed, critized, teased, and mocked each other. The victims were left looking dejected, beat-down, or hurt. Thankfully these were just skits. In some places, those skits were real life for people. Some people would be ridiculed everday. These skits alerted us to the fact that we did not want to be either the vicitm or the bully, and more importantly, that we wanted to keep that sort of negative behavior out of our CA community. This seminar was very informative as to what people face and to what we want to avoid.

 

Rotation 2: Wonder Wall Mural & 9/11 History Room (Ryan Azrak)

In this rotation I was able to learn about all the different volunteers and people that were involved in the devastating  9/11. we heard stories from  survivors and how they were able to get out in time before the twin towers fell. But we also heard from family members of the ones who perished. Also we had the opportunity to contribute to a Cary Academy tradition of putting your hand print in the seventh grade hall staircase. It was very cool hearing about all the stories of how people from the upper school come back and look at their hand print and think about there memories of seventh grade. This was my favorite seminar by far.
Rotation 3: Y1K/Work Room

Here, students had the option of working on a variety of upcoming projects, including Y1K, their poetry compilations, or getting ahead for next week’s workload.

 

Rotation 4: Cranium & Collaboration (Meirav Solomon)

We started out talking about different types of learning and how we learn. Then we proceeded to play Cranium with our groups of 4. In the game, you can land on 4 different squares which represent different categories. One of the categories was Creative Cat where you had to either make something out of clay or draw something. To move forward, you had to guess it correctly and then roll the multi-sided die. This rotation was not only  fun but very informative. I learned so much from this seminar and I hope the next 7th graders can enjoy it too.

 

LED it up #swaggggg

(now with pictures !!)

It was nice to refresh on breadboards and LED circuits. I remembered a few things from last year, such as the positive and negative ends of the LEDs, and how to use switches. However, last year I was not very good at actually creating the circuits, so these instructional videos really showed me what I was doing wrong. In most cases, only a single wire was out of place.

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In this activity, I didn’t use the video, as this was like a review from last year. I got the light to work on my first try with the use of a resistor.

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Here, I had some trouble when I attempted this task without the video. As it turns out, I had only misplaced one wire, which after I corrected it worked perfectly.

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In this activity, I really wanted to see how many lights the battery could power, so I used more than in the video. I used the other half of the breadboard, something I don’t usually do.

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This one took some time, as I realized the LED I was using was burnt out. At first I thought it was my circuit, but after several attempts at fixing it, I tested the light with the coin battery, to find it was broken. After replacing it, the circuit worked. This activity taught me two lessons; always check that your indicator works before checking the circuit, and resistors get very hot when in use.

Liza’s Tiny House

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Link to 3D Home

When you first walk up to my front door, you will notice a large covered porch on the right, followed by my electric sports car. In my backyard, you will find a trampoline, hammock, and my garden where I will grow all my own vegetables and herbs.

After walking in, my mud room is on the right. It connects to my covered garage/porch so I can access my storage easily. In the mud room, I have a washer, dryer, and a closet to hang up coats and store shoes.

As you continue to walk through the first floor, my kitchen is on the right. I have a small stool by the window to eat my meals when I’m alone. On the left, I have my family room with a tv and couch. Behind that is my dining room with 4 chairs so when I have guests over, I can accommodate them for dinner.

If you continue to the second floor, you come to my bedroom. I have a desk on the right with my laptop. On the left I have my armoire to keep my clothes in.  You will notice my two queen beds so I can have someone spend the night.

My bathroom is a tile floor with storage space for my toiletries. I have a nice sized shower too.

Needs:

Some type of kitchen to cook and a fridge to keep food cold, toilet, running water, bedroom, washer and dryer, and storage space.

Wants:

Trampoline, hammock, grill, 2 TVs, desk space, and computer.

Aiden’s Tiny House

3D Home

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Walkthrough:

The first aspect of my tiny house is the yard and porch. The porch has a small picnic table for seating, a hammock for relaxing, a grill, and a solar powered heat lamp. This lamp will have a setting to turn the solar energy into either heat or light. This makes it incredibly practical for all seasons. My yard includes a seating area with a large multipurpose, and weather proof screen to make this an enjoyable and comfortable lounge space. My yard had a type of eco-lawn, if you will. It will be watered by the run of from the shower. I will use biodegradable shampoo, so that it’s safe to water the lawn with, but uses no additional water. More on that later!

I have one entry way into my home, which is the front door. With just entry way, it maximizes the amount of useable square feet in my tiny house. On your left is an aquarium, which is definitely a want. On the right is the dining room table, which includes two chairs and a large bay window with bench seating. The bench provides extra storage. This is something I felt like I needed: a designated place to eat, since family dinners are very important in my family. I have a custom kitchen that maximizes space, with things hanging on the walls and extra cabinet space. Across from the kitchen are the stairs, and this is where the washing machine, dryer, and full size refrigerator reside. In hindsight, the full size refrigerator and dryer were wants, but I felt as if the washing machine was a need. Around the corner from the stairs, is a bathroom. It has a large vanity with lots of storage and a toilet. The shower was moved outside and this is where it resides. As I said, the runoff from the shower is used to water the garden. Behind the bathroom, is the guest bedroom/TV room. There is a small twin bunk bed, which a large recliner chair underneath where one can watch TV, or move the chair and it’s a perfect space for games!

Up the stairs is the loft, where my bed is. It is a double bed and that takes up about all the space on this loft. There is a sliding door from my “bedroom” to a small patio with a few chairs and a small table. Opposite of the loft with my bed is the loft with my office. It is a small but designated work space, with lots of storage. This side of the second floor would be accessible with a movable ladder. In-between the two lofts are two steel beams jutting out from the wall. These steel beams can support a hammock, which can be used a another lounge or sleeping place, that will also have a view of the TV, making it multipurpose. One of my favorite parts of the whole house is the ingenuity that’s included, for example, I put 6 incredibly high powered LED lights under each steel beam. The lights will provide additional lighting into the kitchen, below. Upstairs, the needs would be a designated work space, storage and lots of windows do to the slopped roof. The wants would be the patio, the double bed (could be a single!) and the hammock for additional seating.

The final “floor” is the roof, which is covered entirely in solar panels to produce electricity for the house. The house will also use geothermal to be even more environmentally friendly.

Taylor’s Tiny House

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Link to 3D Home

When entering through the front door of the house, to your left there is a kitchen with complete appliances to cook and store food.  To your right there is a bathroom with a sink and toilet.  As you enter towards the back of the home couch is set with television and a fireplace.  There is a staircase that will lead to the upstairs of the home.  Upstairs is the main bathroom, filled with another toilet and sink, as well as a shower and a washing machine to clean clothes.  There is also a closet for clothing and storage.  Upstairs there is bed to sleep in.  Outside is a backyard to spend time outdoors.

In my house I have various forms of wants and needs.  The needs that I have available are running water, a shower, a bed to sleep in, a toilet, and somewhere to cook food.  I also have some wants inside of the tiny homes such as a bathroom upstairs and downstairs, a washing machine and a television.

Jacob’s (Tiny) House

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http://www.homestyler.com/designer/0700ac0a-02f3-4ef4-9f66-b28e680103ff

 

NEEDS:

Large Kitchen w/ appliances

Small Living Space

Bed

Shower/Toilet/Sink

Washer

Storage Space

 

WANTS:

Kitchen Island

Working space

Dryer

Couches

TV/Stereo

Tiny House Jackie

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My house is two floors and one and a half bath. Upon entering the house you are greeted with the kitchen/ dining room and the half bath to your left. On your right are a couple seating areas. Going to the top floor you are greeted by the bedroom/ living room. There is a large amount of storage for clothes in the bedroom with hangers and a dresser. There is also a full bath upstairs with a shower. In the back of the top floor is a TV and a chair.

 

Needs:

A shower

a bed

a refrigerator

Areas for storage

Windows

Toilet

Wants:

TV

Extra seating

Microwave

Oven

Clothes Hanger Holder

Tommy’s Tiny House

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When you walk through the front door of my tiny house you see a little open space next to drawers and a bathroom. I left some open space right in the front of the house so that guests or the person living there has some room to walk in and kind of put stuff down if they want. These drawers are for really anything, but since they are relatively close to the bed, they are intended for things like clothes. Next to the drawers you have the bathroom. It is a small bathroom, but it has all the necessities. It has a shower that is curved to save space instead of having a standard square or rectangular shaped one. On either side of the shower are the sink and the toilet. There is plenty of space in the middle for someone to move around if they needed. The next room over is the “bed room.” this is in quotations because it really isn’t a room. It is a bed with two walls on either side as sort of privacy thing. It kind of keeps the bedroom cleaner by not having access to it from every angle of the house. Next is a small living room area with a TV and a coffee table used as a dining table because I personally think that you don’t need a dining room table. It is just a lot of wasted space. The kitchen area is next to that which as a large fridge and freezer, with an oven and stove. Next is a microwave and the faucet. Despite hours spent looking, I could not find a kitchen sink anywhere, but rather bathroom sinks which I guess could work better than nothing, so that’s why there’s a bathroom sink in my kitchen. I threw in spiral stairs to save space because it goes straight up rather than moving side to side. When you take the stairs upstairs you enter a spacious looking room. This is the office/hangout space. There is a desk an office chair for work and important things that need to get done. For stress relief or just hanging out there is a Foosball table and another TV and recliner couch. Next to the TV is a sliding door to a washer and dryer to save space and not have ugly washer and driers sitting out. There are also lots of windows to help with natural light that way you don’t need a lot of electrical lights.

Needs: Kitchen (appliances), bathroom, bed

I addressed these needs by putting in a refrigerator and freezer to store food which is a basic need. I addressed the need of a bathroom by putting in a place to bath wash and go to the bathroom. Although I could go outside it is much cleaner and more practical to have a bathroom inside. I also needed a bed to sleep on because in this day and age a place to sleep is a need and sleeping on the floor isn’t ideal.

Wants: TVs, reclining chairs, drawers, Foosball, washer and dryer, computer and desk

These are all things that I simply wanted in my tiny house to make my living space more ideal for me. I have TV’s because almost every person in America who owns a home owns a TV. I also wanted reclining chairs to relax. I have a Foosball table because it’s just something fun to do in the house. I realize I don’t need a washer, dryer, computer, and desk but I feel like it is very ideal and almost needed for a house now a days. I could use paper and pens, but almost every place to work requires you to have a computer. I could also wash clothes by hand and hang them on clothing lines, but that just isn’t something that happens anymore.

2015 – 16

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