Imagination Station STEAM Bus

02/12/2024

First Lego League in Cookville

02/12/2024

Lego League at TN Tech in Cookville.

02/10/2024

Our teams are heading to State competition today to spread the word on how we will get art into our community locally and globlly.

12/02/2023

Charles working on the Imagination Station STEAM bus web page and page poster for Lego League competition.

12/01/2023

Do you want to start your own robotics club? We love our club at West Elementary. Here are some ideas.

1 Ideas for starting a school robotics club?
Request administrator approval and seek out support.

2 What are the logistics—where, when, and for how long?

3 Do some research—talk to others who have had success.

4 Pick your Robotic Kits. We have found the Wonder Workshop Dash and Dot Robots to be the most economical and works for a large span of grades. We have those free on the Imagination Station STEAM bus but you may wish to expand the set later as your club grows.

5 Enlist fellow educators and parents to join and learn with you.

6 Decide what the robotics club membership fee will be. Factor in the cost of the club and if you will be providing snacks. Kids love snacks.

7 Find some students to take part—start with a small size and in the same grade the first year

8 Gauge members ability levels and interests and plan club activities.

9 Research competitions in your area. The Tennessee State Fair has had competitions for the past few years.

If you have more ideas, add them in the comment below.

12/01/2023

From our prototype web page

12/01/2023

We have been working on the Robotics Web page and page. Here is Ben's ownsome smile drawing we added to the web page today. - Charles (Robo Dogs 2) and Ben (Robo Dogs 1) @ West Elementary Robotics

12/01/2023

Example of our new contact page on our web page from us clever West Robotics kids.

12/01/2023

12/01/2023

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