Activity: LEGO Robotics
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Explore engineering with teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics team, while using LEGO Mindstorms. For children ages 8 and older.
Explore engineering with teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics team, while using LEGO Mindstorms. For children ages 8 and older.
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Teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics team guide kids building LEGO robots at Sunset, San Francisco Public Library, for ages 7–13.
Teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics team guide kids in LEGO Mindstorms engineering projects at West Portal Library, for ages 6–10.
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