And they were all built by children. Operating out of the Camp Zama Youth Center, the Lego Robotics Club meets once a week to design, build and program robots made out of Legos.

In Ian Chow-Miller’s classroom at Mason Middle School, students learn to code robots with bricks many of them have seen before.

This Saturday, kindergarteners through third graders from Coebotics will join 240 students from 50 schools in the Junior First LEGO League robotics competition at Coe Elementary.

LEGO Education is a division of The LEGO Group that is distinct from the retailer and works with schools to integrate LEGOs into curriculum.

Students were cheering, shouting, jumping for joy, high-fiving parents, and bouncing up and down — all in the name of Legos. Legos? Yes, Legos — and robotic Legos, no less. Seventeen teams of ...

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