We visited Edmund Elementary to introduce students to robotics and STEM through hands-on activities and demonstrations. We shared our experiences as an FTC team and showed students how robotics can be creative, fun, and exciting.
This outreach gave us the oppurtunity to connect with younger students and encourage them to explore STEM. We also practiced our communication and teamwork skills while helping students learn more about robotics.
We visited the science center to share our passion for robotics and STEM with the community. We demonstrated our robot and talked with visitors about how it works, giving them a chance to learn more about FTC and engineering.
This outreach helped us connect with people of different ages and encourage them to explore STEM. It also gave us experience explaining our robot and answering questions from the public.
We visited the National Weather Service to learn more about weather science, forecasting, and the technology used to study weather. We connected what we learned to STEM and engineering while getting a behind-the-scenes look at their work.
This experience helped us explore another side of STEM and see how technology and problem-solving are used in real-world careers. It also gave us new ideas for how we can connect science and engineering through our outreach.
We visited and participated in the Adventure Day Camp provided by the church to introduce kids to robotics and STEM through fun, hands-on activities. We showed them our robot, explained how it works, and encouraged them to ask questions and explore engineering.
This outreach gave us the opportunity to connect with younger students and share our passion for robotics. We also strengthened our communication and teamwork skills while inspiring kids to get involved in STEM.
We visited Accumold to learn about advanced manufacturing, engineering, and the technology used to create precision parts. We got to see how STEM concepts are applied in a real-world workplace and learned about different careers in engineering and manufacturing.
This experience helped us better understand the connection between robotics and manufacturing. It also gave us ideas for improving our own designs and showed us how important precision and problem-solving are in engineering.
We visited McClure Engineering to learn more about engineering and how STEM is applied to real-world projects. We explored different engineering careers and learned how teamwork, design, and problem-solving are use to create solutions.
This experience helped us connect what we learn through robotics to professional engineering. It also gave us a better understanding of the many opportunities available in STEM careers.