Mason Road Junior Public School
​July 26, 2018

  On July 26, 2018, the Pink Titans showcased Pinkie Pie, the team's 2018 FRC robot, to students at Mason Road 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.  Modlin, one of the mentors of the Pink Titans, was working with some of the students in the Summer Program.  Thank you Principal Scenna of the Summer Program at Mason Road Jr. P. S. for the opportunity!

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Robot mornings are the best mornings! @MASONROADSUMME3 #SummerTDSB pic.twitter.com/WYTMT0QGWk

— Neomi Majmudar (@NeomiMajmudar) July 26, 2018

Learning is fun and cool @MASONROADSUMME3 @TDSB_ConEd https://t.co/MuuR3R1r9G

— Norbert Costa (@norbert_costa) July 27, 2018

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@MASONROADSUMME3 we are fortunate to have a robot here today! So lucky to have this opportunity to try and code it to score in the basket! So far, one of our Grade 7 Ss scored a basket on his first try! Stay tuned for more videos! pic.twitter.com/1nJEwqySyU

— Alexandria Karacorovski (@mskayTDSB) July 26, 2018

He shots! He scores! So much fun playing basketball with a robot! @MASONROADSUMME3 @TDSB_STEM @TDSB_Robotics □ pic.twitter.com/QLTeTgaagq

— Alexandria Karacorovski (@mskayTDSB) July 26, 2018

CELEBRATING STEM ! THANK YOU TO EDMUND KIM FROM DAVID & MARY THOMSON FOR SHARING AN AMAZING PRESENTATION AND EXPERIENCE. REMEMBER TO JOIN US TOMORROW ! @TDSB_STEM @tdsb #Summertdsb @frc5719 pic.twitter.com/ITKNZcqEnR

— MASONROADSUMMER2018 (@MASONROADSUMME3) July 26, 2018

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