Follow The Guidelines Introductory Presentation. Opening Activity Make a prediction about how light sensors will use thresholds. Keep in mind: We used.

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Follow The Guidelines Introductory Presentation

Opening Activity Make a prediction about how light sensors will use thresholds. Keep in mind: We used thresholds with the Sound Sensor in the Clap On, Clap Off Activity Light sensors can read values from 0 to 100 Thresholds divide the sensor readings into two categories

Opening Activity A light sensor uses thresholds to divide the values that it receives into categories of “light” and “dark,” much like the Sound Sensor divides values into “loud” and “quiet.” Light Sensor is over light surfaceLight Sensor is over dark line

Discussion Questions What is the difference between the values that the Light Sensor reads for darker colors versus lighter colors ? Higher numbers equal brighter colors and lower numbers equal darker colors

Discussion Questions You can read the Light Sensor values by going into View Mode First, select the “Reflected Light” option Then, select the port number Finally, read the light sensor value

Review Remember from Clap On, Clap Off that we are able to calculate thresholds by taking example values with the Sound Sensor. With the example values from the Light Sensor, calculate the sample threshold for the Light Sensor. Value that the Light Sensor reads for lighter colors = 70 Value that the Light Sensor reads for darker colors = 52 Threshold = 61

Review In Clap On, Clap Off, we used the threshold to tell the robot to wait for a value above or below the threshold.

Preview Now we will use our threshold in a Switch block so that it has to make a decision between two different actions. Action 1 Action 2 Above threshold Below threshold

Preview What will “action one” do? Make a right turn

Preview What will “action two” do? Make a left turn

Preview The robot will do the side with the filled-in sun if it sees a value above the threshold

Preview The robot will do the side with the dark sun if it sees a value below the threshold

Preview Which direction will the robot turn if the Light Sensor reads 54? Hint: look at the threshold 54 is above threshold, so your robot will make a right turn

Preview We will also add a Loop block, which allows your robot to perform the same set of actions many times (click to see)

As you complete the activity, decide why you would want to run the same behavior many times? Preview

Good Luck!