Corvette Junior Public School
​July 25, 2018

  On July 25, 2018, the Pink Titans showcased Pinkie Pie, the team's 2018 FRC robot, to Grade One students at Corvette Junior Public School.  The students controlled the robot's elevator and shot the "power cube" into scoring areas.  The students were learning how to program the Dash & Dot robot so controlling the robot, produced by high school students using the familiar engineering-design process, was a great way for students to see continuum of learning after elementary school.  Thank you Mr. Ambi and  administration at Corvette Jr. P. S. for the opportunity!

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How might fostering partnerships between elementary & secondary students enable us to see the continuum of learning & create new opportunities for student mentorship within learning networks? Thank you, @Edmund_Kim & @FRC5719! #SummerTDSB @TDSB_Corvette @SChan_TDSB @Seymour3Anne pic.twitter.com/XN1YqfGVe1

— Mr. Ambi (@MrAmbi_TDSB) July 25, 2018

Great seeing all the students having great fun today and also seeing Pinky the Robot getting a hole in one at Corvette PS□

— Rick Baran, OCT l Social Media Producer (@RickBaran) July 25, 2018

I can't say enough positive things about this group. They were at @MakerEdTO and @MakerFestivalTO and were so approachable, patient and open. Hooray Mr. Kim and Team FRC5719!

— Diana Maliszewski (@MzMollyTL) July 25, 2018

This is the way of the 21st Century "one room" school house! A big shout out to the tireless efforts by @Edmund_Kim & @frc5719 #Pinky for advancing #STEM Pedagogy in the @tdsb on beyond! @RickBaran @manonjgardner @LizBHolder @CANFIRST https://t.co/8hQA0CA9FR

— MrOMcDermott_TDSB (@MrOMcDermott) July 26, 2018

A big shout out today for Edmund Kim and Pinky the Robot at Corvette PS□

— Rick Baran, OCT l Social Media Producer (@RickBaran) July 26, 2018

Ditto! @Edmund_Kim kindly reached out after seeing that we were focused on the engineering-design process, providing an opportunity to extend and enrich our #SummerTDSB program! "Pink of the possibilities!"

— Mr. Ambi (@MrAmbi_TDSB) July 26, 2018

We had so much fun learning with @FRC5719! @Edmund_Kim, thank you for offering to come in and share this special treat with grade one students @TDSB_Corvette! #SummerTDSB @TDSB_Robotics @LC3_TDSB pic.twitter.com/juPQTIbSln

— Mr. Ambi (@MrAmbi_TDSB) July 25, 2018

Thank you Austin and Jake (@FRC5719) for sharing your expertise with us!! □□ pic.twitter.com/reW2oe9Yrg

— Mr. Ambi (@MrAmbi_TDSB) July 25, 2018

Grade one students examining Pink, a 1.5 metre-tall robot built by @FRC5719 students @DMThomsonCI for @FRCTeams 2018!

Some great inquiries:
□□ "Where is the robot's power source?"
□□ "How is the computer controlling Pink?"

Engage and empower w/ @TDSB_Robotics! #SummerTDSB pic.twitter.com/VEjti9tNw3

— Mr. Ambi (@MrAmbi_TDSB) July 25, 2018

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