Robotics & Age Groups Club
STEAM Robotics Clubs
In addition to academic programming, students are encouraged to participate in weekly Robotics Clubs following After-school programming. These clubs take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30PM- 8PM during the academic school year.
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DISCOVERY KIDS | Ages 7-9
Students will:
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Design and build a working model over several months that address the season’s challenges using robotic Legos.
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Create a presentation display to facilitate their group presentation.
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Learn teamwork and gracious professionalism.
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Engage in live research with professionals to prepare their innovation project.
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Code the motorized parts of their display project.
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Engage in public speaking as they present their projects before a panel of judges during the competition.
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Maintain an engineering notebook that documents their design and its functions.
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Receive achievement awards for their involvement.
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LEGO CHALLENGERS | Ages 9-12
Students will:
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Design, build and code a motorized robot using robotic Legos over several months that address the season’s challenges.
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Design passive and motorized attachments to complete the missions on a strategically designed game board.
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Compete with their robots against other teams in head-to-head tournament competitions.
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Create a presentation display to facilitate their group presentation.
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Learn teamwork and gracious professionalism.
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Maintain an engineering notebook that documents their design and its functions.
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Engage in public speaking as they present their projects before a panel of judges during the competition.
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FIRST TECH TEAM | Ages 12-18
Students will:
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Design, build and code a motorized metal robot over several months that address the season’s challenges.
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Design motorized attachments to complete the missions on a strategically designed mission field.
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Compete with their robots against other teams in head-to-head tournament competitions.
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Create a presentation display to facilitate their group presentation.
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Learn teamwork and gracious professionalism.
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Maintain an engineering notebook that documents their design and its functions towards an
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Engage in public speaking as they present their projects before a panel of judges during the competition.
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Have the opportunity to engage in graphic design, including but not limited to website design to compete for an award in that division.
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Students may participate in outreach activities towards an award for community engagement.