Materials Required:

• Stationary materials (e.g., Jenga blocks, toys, strings, rubber bands, marbles)
• Designated workspace or area for each team
• Scoring rubric or criteria for evaluating motion sequences
• Optional: Audio/visual equipment for presenting instructions or guidelines

Pre-Activity Briefing:

• Explain the objectives and rules of the Triggertronics challenge
• Demonstrate examples of successful motion sequences or design elements
• Emphasize the importance of teamwork, communication, and creative problem-solving

Team Formation and Planning Phase:

• Divide participants into teams (if not pre-assigned)
• Allow teams time to brainstorm, ideate, and plan their motion sequence
• Encourage teams to assign roles and responsibilities (e.g., builders, designers, coordinators)

Motion Sequence Construction:

• Provide teams with the designated materials and workspace
• Guide teams through the process of constructing their motion sequences
• Encourage teams to incorporate creative design elements and unique features
• Facilitate communication and collaboration within teams