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However, that night, their coaches, Kristin Knote and Erin Gokey-Kaik, received an email letting them know that a team had dropped out and they were going to States! The kids couldn’t have been more excited, but now they had a lot of work ahead of them before the tournament on December 2nd. They held extra prac- tices to fine-tune their robot, “Tiny Goober,” and used
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the feedback from their first presentation to change and adapt their problem and solution idea.
On December 2nd, the team traveled to Windham High School. They were ner- vous but excited. The kids competed among the top 48 of FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge teams in New Hampshire. It was a long day, arriving at 7:30 am and competing until 4:30 pm. With their hard work prac- ticing the week before, they crushed their high scores from the first tournament, getting the team’s personal best score, 60 points higher than before. When the tour- nament came to an end, they
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finished 34th out of the 48 teams, still being one of the youngest teams there. They should all be proud of the hard work, dedication, and amazing teamwork they put into creating “Tiny Goo- ber” and competing. They
were always supportive of each other and worked so well together. Always be- ing respectful and friendly. Their season has come to an end, but they will get back to the bricks and work on their skills for next year.
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