The mouse who exits the comic book

Programming level 1

a.) Build the Comic Mouse

b.) Comic Mouse mounted on robot carriage

Its program starts automatically on switch-on and rolls forward for 5 seconds to the Navigator Mouse and the group of little mice.

Mouse

Build the Comic Mouse as in P1 b).
2 Touch sensors and 1 Buzzer are attached
When one Touch sensor is pressed, it starts and when the other Touch sensor is pressed, it stops and the Buzzer mounted on it sounds in a high-pitched tone.
Build the Navigator Mouse Robot.
1 Touch sensor, 1 servo motor and 1 Buzzer are connected.
Its program starts automatically when the robot is switched on.
The robot moves forward, stops when the Touch sensor is pressed and the servo motor lifts its head, while the Buzzer emits a low-pitched sound.

Mouse

Pirate

Build the Comic Mouse, as in P2, 1 IR photoreflector is connected.
The Comic Mouse moves forward with random changes of direction.
When the IR photoreflector detects the Navigator Mouse, it stops and the Buzzer sounds a high-pitched tone.
Build the Sailor Mouse robot, as in P2, we connect a 5-button remote control console to it.
The Navigator Mouse can be controlled with 4 Touch sensors, so we guide it in front of the Comic Mouse.
By pressing the 5th button, the servo motor in the neck of the Navigator Mouse moves the robot's head up and down, and the Buzzer sounds a deep tone.

Mouse

Pirates

Build the Comic Mouse, as in P2, we connect 3 IR Photoreflectors, 1 Buzzer and 1 Touch sensor, mount a servo motor in its neck.
The Comic Mouse detects and avoids obstacles by means of 1-1 IR Photoreflectors placed on the sides of the mouse.
When the 3rd IR Photoreflector, mounted in front, detects an obstacle, it stops.
When the Touch sensor is pressed, a servo motor built into the neck moves the head left and right and turns the Buzzer on with a high-pitched sound.
Build the Navigator Mouse robot, as in P2, an Accelerometer and 1 Touch sensor are attached.
The Navigator Mouse can be controlled with an accelerometer, so you can guide it to the Comic Book Mouse and press its push button.
When you press the push button on the Navigator Mouse, the servo motor mounted in its neck moves its head up and down and the Buzzer sounds a low tone.