Legos in Robotics Club
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Chippewa
Chippewa Middle School's after school Robotics Club has been busy working hard using Spike LEGO kits to solve different challenges.
STEM Teacher Alicia Koepke, who runs the club along with Science Teacher Caitlin Hatta, said students have been developing organization and teamwork skills to work productively as a team.
They students have been building motorized vehicles and then operating them with their iPads to achieve different maneuvers.
Koepke said they are excited because next year the students will be entering into their first LEGO competition.
- Chippewa