In this event, one partner wrote a description of a prebuilt LEGO design and how to build it. The other partner attempted to construct the design from the description.

After a fun afternoon of experiencing VR technology and an Science Olympiad challenge, club members pose with their LEGO designs. 

Science Club students were able to experience a great opportunity through TTU and the MET (Mechanical Engineering Technology) program. The students practiced coding, took a tour of the program's facilities, and got to hear from world-renowned professors and researchers in the field. 

Students worked through the engineering design process to build a prototype of a catapult out of spoons, rubber bands, popsicle sticks, and erasers.

Students at Doyle Elementary had the opportunity to fly drones provided by the STEM department. Our students worked with students on how to maneuver an obstacle course.