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| − | Camp Invention is a summer program for grades 1-6 that teaches children to problem solve through hands-on activities that make them think creatively and mechanically. Some activities they had to execute include: ways to make a boat float, make a paper plane go the farthest, make dirty water pure, make the world safer for others, etc. In the years of 2005, 2009, and 2010, we have presented our yearly FRC robots such as the Logan Rover in 2009. We hope to show off our 2011 robot this summer to both the Parsons Elementary Camp Invention and the Mason Elementary one. This showing of robots is to display to the students what they can make in the future when they become high school students. | + | Camp Invention is a summer program for grades 1-6 that teaches children to problem solve through hands-on activities that make them think creatively and mechanically. Some activities they had to execute include: ways to make a boat float, make a paper plane go the farthest, make dirty water pure, make the world safer for others, etc. In the years of 2005, 2009, and 2010, we have presented our yearly FRC robots such as the Logan Rover in 2009. We hope to show off our 2011 robot this summer to both the Parsons Elementary Camp Invention and the Mason Elementary one. This showing of robots is to display to the students what they can make in the future when they become high school students. Our very own Samir Jain was inspired when our PRHS team visited Mason Elementary's Camp Invention back in 2005. |
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Latest revision as of 01:22, 30 May 2011
Camp Invention is a summer program for grades 1-6 that teaches children to problem solve through hands-on activities that make them think creatively and mechanically. Some activities they had to execute include: ways to make a boat float, make a paper plane go the farthest, make dirty water pure, make the world safer for others, etc. In the years of 2005, 2009, and 2010, we have presented our yearly FRC robots such as the Logan Rover in 2009. We hope to show off our 2011 robot this summer to both the Parsons Elementary Camp Invention and the Mason Elementary one. This showing of robots is to display to the students what they can make in the future when they become high school students. Our very own Samir Jain was inspired when our PRHS team visited Mason Elementary's Camp Invention back in 2005.