Cedar Rapids students compete with Lego robots and real-world problem projects
Cedar Rapids middle schoolers from Prairie Creek Intermediate will compete Saturday in a First Lego League Challenge with Built By Bricks. They model Ocean dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico and test root-rich plants as runoff solutions while coding Lego robots for missions. Twenty-four teams enter, aiming to advance to statewide competition.
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Twenty four First Lego League Challenge teams ages nine to fourteen compete in ocean explorer themed projects at Prairie High School from 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Nolan Williams, an 11 year old Built By Bricks member, says robotics is fun and sparks interest in engineering.
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