Bringing the Resources of the Academy to the K-12 Community

Grade Level
In the Classroom
Biology
Chemistry
Earth Science
Green Science
Math
Physics

Pathways to Science

Home
Blogs
Afterschool STEM Mentoring Program
Resources
Teacher’s Forum
Events
Podcasts
Support

Browsing: Home /From the Academy/Junior Roboticists Take on Nutrition

Print Email Shortlink

Junior Roboticists Take on Nutrition

Junior Roboticists Take on Nutrition

By Science & The City on April 13, 2012 From From the Academy Leave a response

This March, 17 middle-school teams descended on the Academy for the 2nd Annual FIRST LEGO League Robotics Scrimmage. Find out what went down this year, as teams turned their sights to food safety.

For more information on the FIRST LEGO League Food Factor Challenge click here.

This podcast is co-sponsored by Science & the City and the Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science.

Science & The City

Website | More Posts

Fire in Your Belly

Can Oysters Save New York Harbor?

Share this on: Mixx Delicious Digg Facebook Twitter

Biology Career Elementary Engineering Middle School Podcasts robots Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science

Most Popular

Digital Notebooks
Kick-off
Dividing the Circle

What Does Going Green Really Mean?
Google Apps for Teachers
Year 2 of Digital Science Notebook

Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply.

Name *

Email *

Website

Comment

More Articles: From the Academy

Wrath Goes Viral
Mentor Profile: Dr. Kristy Lamb
The Art and Science of Robots on Mars
Academy and State Department Announce First Cohort of NeXXt Scholars
Fractals: Art, Science, Math and Culture

Search

Parent Resources

Trusted resources that can help parents navigate homework, find enrichment programs, or track down science-focused family activities.

Click here now.

Visit us on…

Join the Newsletter

From our Thank a Teacher Blog

Brian Durling, Stokesley School, North Yorkshire

Philosophy Teacher
Mr. Durling taught me to think about the opposite argument, and others’ point of views and look for alternative perspectives, to question the consensus opinion and to test the logic of an argument. He was also fun.

Contributor: Rachel Moody

Home
Blogs
Afterschool STEM Mentoring Program
Resources
Teacher’s Forum
Events
Podcasts
Support
Log in

NYAS

Science Alliance

Science & the City

Verizon Foundation

Copyright © 2013 Pathways to Science.