Mr. Rutheny

Coding Teacher Bugg Elementary Center for Design and Computer Sciences

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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!

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

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

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

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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

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

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

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Retweet and tag your best friend for a chance to win 2 R2-D2 App-Enabled Droids. ❤️

See link for contest rules: https://t.co/vNnIeNXFOX

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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

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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