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SIS students get creative with robots

Madelyn Reilly (right) and Emmy Mae MacLeod display Techee The Robot, their creation for the Summerside Intermediate School 3D robot display. Techee, if developed, would be a robot waiter. Mike Carson/Journal Pioneer

Madelyn Reilly (right) and Emmy Mae MacLeod display Techee The Robot, their creation for the Summerside Intermediate School 3D robot display. Techee, if developed, would be a robot waiter.

Published on January 15, 2013
Published on January 15, 2013
Mike Carson  RSS Feed

SUMMERSIDE — Forty-two Summerside Intermediate School students had an opportunity to put their creativity on display Tuesday, taking part in a 3D robotics exercise.

The students are members of Laura Cudmore’s Grade 7 language arts class.

“The unit that we were studying is about the influences of technology in our world and the way that robots can help people in different fields of work,” Cudmore said. “As a representing project, students created three-dimensional robots using recyclable material and then wrote a paragraph about the qualities, the skills and capabilities of the robot. So if the robot were created, what kinds of things it would do and how it might help people or the world.”

She said the students showed their individuality with their selection of materials and their creations.

“What has been really interesting to observe is… how the students selected the materials and put them together and how each one is different and the way their own imaginations were displayed,” she said. “We have ones designed to help plumbers. We had ones designed to help children with special needs. Ones designed to help factory workers. There’s a wide variety of things that they selected to write about.”                                         

 

 

 

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