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Students can use basic automated systems to address simple classroom problems such as monitoring room temperature, controlling lights, managing classroom plants, or creating reminders for specific tasks. For example, students could design a sensor-based system that automatically turns on a light when the room becomes dark or alerts them when a plant needs water. These projects help students understand sensors, programming, automation, and decision-making while encouraging them to identify everyday problems and develop practical technology-based solutions.