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[MUSIC] Today we're about to do our fifth grade robotics course. So these students are working with the LEGO Spike Prime Kit. The students are learning problem solving, programming, and building all in ones. And then also they are learning their own design skills. So they get to design the robot however they would like, add attachments and pieces that make it uniquely theirs. And also hopefully help them follow the challenge and solve that challenge the best they can. The students learn about the real world connection from the robots they're building to real world robots. So they'll learn about warehouse fulfillment robots, how those robots follow a line, move from start to work with them and create they realize, "Oh, well what if I shifted the location of my ball bearing in the back?" or "What if I add a couple of manipulators that kind of just spin around and look cool and make my robot unique to me?" So all of our robots increase in complexity, you can see the students get really creative with their designs and kind of make unique end effectors that do all sorts of things, all still solving the same core problem, but in that students own unique way.

[MUSIC] Today we're about to do our fifth grade robotics course. So these students are working with the LEGO Spike Prime Kit. The students are learning problem…