Congratulations to the team of .....Guff123
Thursday, June 1, 2023
8th grade - Winners of the Sumo Competition!!!!!
8th Grade - Lego Mindstorm Sumo Competition Semifinals Winners
To all
After some hard fought sectional matches we have winners from 8-15, 8-16, 8-17 and 8-18 seen below.
They will now compete in the Semifinals to see who will earn a spot in the finals.
For those interested in seeing how they do visit this Link
Friday, May 12, 2023
8th Grade Sumo Robotics Competition Schedules
We are happy to announce the Round Robin Schedules for the second half of the year are set up and ready to be played. Next week teams will have their robot inspected in order to qualify for the competition. Reminder of the most important requirements:
1. Robots may not move or expand for the first 5 seconds of all matches.
2. Robots must fit in the 8"x 7" box and not expand until after the 5 seconds.
3. Robots must have their cables routing internally to protect them.
4. All sensor must be protected from contact except the button which requires contact.
8-15 Sumo Competition Schedule Schedule
8-16 Sumo Competition Schedule Schedule
8-17 Sumo Competition Schedule Schedule
8-18 Sumo Competition Schedule Schedule
Wednesday, April 5, 2023
6th Graders - Introduction to Programming with Tynker.com
To all 6th graders in sections 15 to 18 the programming projects have begun. You will make use of Tynker.com to help learn the basics of programming.
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
8th grade - Introduction to Robotics
8th Grade students have completed the Binary worksheets and are now working on Robotics Projects.
Students will be working towards passing their robotics "Driving Test" by completing all four objectives.
1. 5-3-4
2. Parallel Parking
3. Block Push
4. Slalom Course
If any student has not completed their projects please see Mr. Falcon during Raider time to obtain any extra help they may request and to make up any work.
7th grade - Design Process - Manilla Folder project has begun.
The Design process project has begun. Students will following the design process to help them research, design and build their "stage". Unique ideas are always encouraged. Good Luck and Good Design to all. Below are two designs that took a different approach then many others.
Remember, your design can end up being quite impressive.
6th Grade - Learning how to measure in Inches
Students will learn how to measure down to a 1/16" accuracy. Which will then get them started on the next project covering Full Scale Drawings.





