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Beaconaters Lego Robotics Team Visits Conference

May 01, 2014

This fine group of third- through fifth-graders from Beacon Christian School in Lewiston, Idaho, are called the Beaconaters. This Lego team presented a skit to the staff of Upper Columbia Conference. They chose the topic “Nature’s Fury” for their Lego project and presented a six-minute skit on how to prepare for disasters. They gave the staff a sneak peak of two of the six videos they prepared for the North Pacific Regional Robotics Challenge Lego event at Walla Walla University in April.

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