Kings Bay Library takes top honors in Brooklyn Robotics League Championship
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GRAND ARMY PLAZA — Kings Bay Library took top honors in Brooklyn Public Library’s robotics championship over the weekend, besting 15 teams from libraries around the borough for first place. Cortelyou Library and New Lots Library took second and third place respectively.
The Brooklyn Public Library Robotics League, in partnership with NYC First, provides young people, ages 9 to 17, the opportunity to learn about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) by coding, building and programming robotics. Along the way, participants gain valuable skills in teamwork, communication, critical thinking and problem solving.
“The BKLYN Robotics League championship tournament is one of the loudest and liveliest days at Central Library and we look forward to it every year. Friends and families gather to cheer on their favorite teams and see the culmination of young patrons’ hard work building and programming robots. Congratulations to Kings Bay Library and all of this year’s participants, and thank you to the volunteers, parents, caregivers and librarians who supported them,” said Linda E. Johnson, President and CEO, Brooklyn Public Library.
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