Activity: LEGO Robotics
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Learn how to build LEGO robots with teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics team. For ages 7–13.
Learn how to build LEGO robots with teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics team. For ages 7–13.
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