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A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
COMING SPRING 2026!
A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
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A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
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A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
A diverse and curious group of classmates builds a robot to speed up the tray return line in the school cafeteria. Follow along as the invention takes these students on an adventure that combines imagination with science. Each child has the chance to share their unique ideas and perspectives as they test, revise, and improve their design. During their journey, the students learn how real engineers think and how to complete a project.
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