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Babe Ruth Ball
Hit some homers but don't strike out
View ProjectThis July, students currently in grades 3-5 joined us at Hancock County Middle School for our first-ever FREE Summer Tech Camp, two weeks of hands-on coding, robotics, computer building, AI fundamentals, and creative problem-solving. Here's a look back at the fun.
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Teams came up with an original concept and then spent time planning, building, testing, and iterating. On demo day they participated in a product pitch to their families and presented their creations.
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Hit some homers but don't strike out
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Don't let the monsters catch you in the forest
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Click until your fingers cramp
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Make a world of your own
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Free Jarod the Blue Bison before the farmer catches you
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Defeat the evil Beetle King
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Try and catch the legendary Big Jim
View ProjectNone of this happens without the people and organizations who showed up for our campers. Many thanks to:
Grant Support
For their generous grant, which allowed us to purchase our Lego Robotics kits and some of our hardware components.
For their sponsorship donation.
For teaching sessions on Thursday and Friday.
For curriculum guidance.
For helping with the kids.
For carving out time to meet with our students.
For helping provision the lab.
For the handmade banner.
For the snacks donated.
For letting us use the lab, gym, and library.
For feeding our kids, and helping teach them to clean up after themselves.
For helping get the word out to students.
Hear what our campers and their families had to say about the experience.
“I loved that we got to learn about the technology we will be using in the future. I’m happy I got to learn it all from Mrs. Ellan.”
Rylee
Camper
“I love robotics and LEGO and coding, so it was really fun to do all that together.”
Ace
Camper