Mr. Rutheny

The failure of the robot to pull the prop wasn’t due to the programming, it was that the pin on the prop was loose and jamming. Check everything when debugging!

Bugg’s K/1 computational thinkers getting their Nanobot successfully through a maze they designed and built. @BuggMagnet

Second and third graders having lots of fun building with Snap Circuits. @BuggMagnet

In our Elective team building activity, we established our “tallest structure” winners!

Fifth Grade learning about electronics and circuits as they build Art Bots provided by Lenovo/Smithsonian Learning Lab/Intel. Bugg Center for Design and Computer Sciences thanks you!! @BuggMagnet

Bugg Robotics Team successfully completing a practice mission at today’s Cyberkids Robotics Competition. @BuggMagnet

The DeBUGGers, Bugg’s robotics team is making great progress getting ready for their competition on April 28th. @BuggMagnet #BuggByDesign

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Learning to create Makey Makey circuits, switches and controllers to play piano and video games. So much fun!! MANY applications for learning in classrooms, Coding and future electives@TheScienceHouse @BuggMagnet

Today, Bugg students used SAS CodeSnaps to learn Spanish vocabulary words for the seasons and temperatures. Integrating the coding of a Sphero with language immersion resulted in a collaborative, interactive and exciting lesson. @Buggmagnet, #BuggByDesign