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Lawndale Elementary students describe timed robotics match against Jane Addams
Summary
Students from Lawndale Elementary described a robotics challenge against Jane Addams where teams built robots and completed missions in 2 minutes, 30 seconds, using "precision tokens" as lives and highlighting teamwork and new connections.
Students at Lawndale Elementary described taking part in a timed robotics competition against Jane Addams, saying teams built robots and attempted to complete as many missions as possible within 2 minutes, 30 seconds.
Student 1, a student participant, said, "So today, we are having a competition against Jane Addams. Basically, what you're doing is there's a robot table and you built a robot and your attachments. And with 2 minutes and 30 seconds, you complete as much missions as you can. We did not get to choose our groups and I would say I got to meet some new people and definitely make new connections. We complete different types of missions to score points."
Student 2, a student participant, added, "You have, like, different lives, and we use those precision tokens as lives. And I'm having so much fun."
The students described the event as a short, mission-focused competition emphasizing teamwork and social connections rather than formal judging or awards in the portions quoted in the transcript. No formal rules, judges' decisions, or official outcomes were provided in the transcript.
