Before Class
Wash Hands
Wash your hands before entering the lass. 

About the Lesson
Problem of the Day 
Read the problem of the day. The problem of the day is "How can you make NAO add sound effects to your story?" You will discuss what this means with your teacher.
Sample Program 
Watch the sample program your teacher shows you carefully. Then Fill out the Robot Story! questions. 

Robot Story

Listen to Nao tell his story then answer the questions on this page.

Now, draw a picture of the wolf blowing the houses down on a piece of paper.

Your Story!

Today you will make Nao use sound effects while telling your story. 

Now that you have at least two places in your story where you want to use sound effects, it’s time to think about how you will add them in! In the next module you will learn about a new block called Play Sound. But before you do, you should decide on the flow of your program.

Lesson 1 code solution: https://www.robotlab.com/hubfs/Education.Robotlab.com/Storytelling/lesson%201%20-%20Welcome/Lesson1.zip

Open your program from the last lesson and look at how your program works or “flows”. See if you can walk yourself through how your program goes.

Here’s an example:

Think of a number between 1 and 50. Call that number your guess.

number = 10



if guess == number:

    print('Congratulations, you guessed correctly!')

    # New block ends here

elif guess < number:

    print('Guess higher')

else:

    print('Guess lower')

Can you describe (in plain English) the way the program will work?

Here’s how we’d do it:

The value of the ‘guess’ variable is 5. The value of the ‘number’ variable is 10.

The first if statement (guess equals number) will be skipped.

The second if statement (guess is less than number) fits, and “Guess higher” will be printed.

The final if statement (guess is greater than number) will be skipped.

Take a look at this flow diagram. It explains the flow of the program like you just did, but instead of just using words, it uses an easily followed flow chart.

Try drawing a flow diagram for your program so far.

When you have finished, set it aside.

Sound Effects!

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• Download the sound effects to your computer.
• Click the window icon at the bottom of your screen.
• Click the documents icon.
• On the left column of the file explorer, click “download”.
• Double click on “Sounds”, and find the sound you want.
• Double click the sound file to listen to the sound effect.

• Once you have found your sound effect, right click and copy the file.

• Find your Choregraphe project folder and paste the sound file into that folder.
• Go back to Choregraphe.

For Nao V6 you need to import the file to the project before adding. Click the cross botton on the top and select import files

Select the sound you want to import

• Drag a play sound box onto the workspace.
• Press the wrench in the bottom left corner of the box.
• Click the file icon next to the “File Name” field.

• Select the sound effect from the listed files.
• Press OK. Press OK again.

REFLECT and REVISE!

Add the sound effects to your code. Then test them on the real robot!

Test your code on the real robot.

Improve your story!

Silent Journaling 
Fill out the Reflect! activity. You should work silently for a few minutes.

Group Discussion 
After you have journaled, discuss your responses with the group. 

AFTER CLASS