The set-up of the room looked something like this....
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The central table held a picnic basket, plastic plates and cups, and a tacky vinyl red and white checkered table cloth. It also held the assorted food choices (at least they started out being there). |
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Two side tables each had a computer; MIDI board, speakers, power strip, and the probe sensors that we made (plugged into the sensora port of the cricket). We used theCricket Logo program and made a sample program that visitors altered (depending on their choice of musical instrument) while they tested various foods. |
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A fourth table, the "Batteries and Buzzers" table was covered with white paper and included several loose buzzers, 9Volt batteries, alligator clips, bulbs, motors, and shallow trays of milk. |
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any questions or ideas to add, Thanks - Karen/Mike |