Coding With Kids
Titanium Sponsors: 10' x 10' booth (includes 1 table, 2 chairs)
We will use the space to bring chromebooks to demonstrate to kids and families the kind of curriculum we offer.
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U.S. Air Force
The Air Force will attend EXPO Day with an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Team in additional to a 12' activation trailer with interactive games (TBD).
iD Tech Camps
At our booth, we will have flyers, signs, and small give-away materials (stickers etc.). We will also have computers to show promotional videos and some sort of demonstration/ activity (Cosmo robots).
Goldstone Apple Valley Radio Telescope Project
The Goldstone Apple Valley Radio Telescope Project (GAVRT) is a partnership between NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the Lewis Center for Educational Research, a K-12 Charter School in Apple Valley, California. GAVRT trains educators on the basics of radio astronomy, technical topics pertinent to the project’s science observation campaigns, and telescope operations. Once trained, educators schedule time on the radio telescope for their class to collect data on a strong radio source.
Code Ninjas
In our booth, our guests will be able to learn about out what Code Ninjas is all about; a new center where kids ages 7-14 can come to have fun while learning how to code. Our guests will be able to see samples of the curriculum we offer and will be able to see demonstrations of flying coding drones, as well as hands-on robot kits that kids can put together to code with simple commands.
Cajon Valley Union School District
We will have a Maker School Bus approximately 25 feet long. We will have a booth and pop up next to the bus. Students will be able to experience a Maker and Robotics activity outside the bus and a tour of the bus.
UCSD Graduate and Undergraduate Bioinformatics Council (GBIC and UBIC), UCSD Scientista
LEGO, let's go! Our booth will focus on exposing students to the wonders of bioinformatics and computational genomics with hands-on games. We will have a Lego-'DNA' sequencer, and we will allow students to 'generate' the DNA of a monster they can draw. They will be able to see the process of sequencing DNA through this game, and gain an understanding of Next-Gen Sequencing technology. Through this activity, we wish to spark the students’ interests in biology, bioinformatics, and SCIENCE!
Gizmos & Gadgets Kids Lab
Making mini catapults from popsicle sticks as well as robotic coding that kids can try out (Dash & Dot as well as Sphero)
San Diego Public Library
DIY STEAM Project (TBD)
Team 3128 Aluminum Narwhal Team Members
Team 3128 is high school FIRST Robotics team based at Canyon Crest Academy. Come see our 2018 competition robot and help navigate a EV3 robot through a maze!
