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micro:bit: Emoji Plan and SMART Goal

Before you start your challenge, make a plan for your project and set a SMART goal. Your goal should be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time Based.

1. Sketch out your plans for the three circuits you will be making. You will be creating one that has two light bulbs, one that uses a switch, and one that uses a button. Use these plans to map out your goals for each day. When you are done with these, decide on an emoji you would like to display in LEDs.

2. Consider these questions:

   • What do you want your circuit to do? (light up, make noise, turn a motor)

   • What pieces do I need to make these?

   • What do I need to learn about connecting pieces?

   • What struggles do I anticipate when using the technology and how will that impact my timeline?

   • What would you like to experiment with in this design?

3. Write your project SMART Goal.

Project Challenges:  Working as a electrical and software engineer, use the template below to write your SMART Goal.

In the next 6 days, we will use Micro:bits to  build and code the (name the project) that will (tell what it will do when you code it).