哈罗的科学活动数不胜数，

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继中学部STEAM Week和火箭发射观测之旅等科学活动后，

4月28校园科技日这天，

哈罗海口迎来一批特别的访客——机器人！

以科技引领·携手“童”行为主题，

一场新奇的机器人体验就此开始，

小学部学生们一起接受了这项惊心动魄的机器人挑战赛。

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校园科技展

足球场变身模型展示区，众多机器人模型让爱好科技的小朋友们兴奋不已！

投篮机器人、灭火机器人、足球机器人、飞碟机器人、坦克机器人、摩天轮、履带机器人、跳舞机器人、人型机器人、绿茵小将机器人、F1赛车、竞赛模型车……

妙趣横生的科普展品前围满了小学生们，哇！太炫酷了！在一声声惊叹中，孩子们真切感受到机器人以及科学带来的魅力。

在全面了解了机器人的种类和功能后，同学们发出疑问：

我们能用机器人来做什么呢？

学生们一起动手动脑体验了机器人挑战项目，在体验中迸发创新思维。一起回顾一下那些让学生难忘的机器人体验项目吧！

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动力航模

动力航模属于入门级航模，依靠橡皮筋的弹性势能提供动力，学生们动手制作了属于自己的航模，如何才能控制机身的平衡，怎么才能让飞机飞得更高？学生们争先恐后地和教练们请教。

绿茵小将机器人挑战赛

怎么样才能让机器人踢足球？参赛队伍需要自主设计能够完成多项综合任务的机器人，同队伍的两台机器人在比赛当中需要随机应变、协同配合，与对方队伍的两台机器人同场对抗，在绿茵场上争夺“绿茵小将”的荣誉。这项挑战同时锻炼了学生的机械结构设计、运动控制以及团队配合的能力，也让同学们成就感满满！

机甲大师障碍竞速、挑战赛

机甲大师挑战赛培养青少年的工程理论知识与人工智能实践能力，帮助青少年完成从机器人基础、程序设计到人工智能的知识进阶，并通过竞赛考查学生的临场反应能力、发现和解决问题的能力，充分考验学生的团队协作能力与责任感。

比赛分成两队，哈罗的小选手们操控机甲大师机器人躲避障碍，清扫目标物，抢先返回出发点的一方获胜。这项挑战鼓励了学生体验人工智能，培养工程实践的能力，最终在竞技中收获知识，也启发更多怀有科技梦想的学生，参与到科技体验的潮流中。

MakeX机器人挑战赛

作为入门级的STEAM教育机器人，mBot让机器人编程学习和教学变得简单有趣。只需一把螺丝刀，学生就能动手体验创造的乐趣。在这项体验中，哈罗小科学家们认识各种机器人机械和电子零件，学习积木式编程，并在丰富锻炼了逻辑和设计思维。

一项接一项我们认为难以完成挑战项目，哈罗学子迎难而上，完整的展示了哈罗海口在课堂拓展方面的创新与魄力，每位同学都在惊奇的机器人体验中积极面对挑战，运用创新思维，勇敢地超越自我。

在全人教育的框架下，

我们鼓励孩子们大胆创新，自由探索

帮助他们在升学之路上获取更多成功灵感

我们相信，每一个学生

都有可能是未来的科学家

期待未来，

我们一起在校园里解锁更多科技领域！

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我喜欢制作做飞机模型，眼疾手快接球，动力航模，还有坦克对战！每个项目都喜欢！虽然我才二年级，但是我很想要学物理化学。这样我就可以知道怎么制作更多模型，好想快点成为一个科学家。

——Alan Zhang G2

我最喜欢的是绿茵小将挑战赛，操作的时候我需要不断尝试，每个按钮都操作了一遍才知道他们的功能。我还需要和同学们一起配合来完成挑战，越有挑战性的项目才更有趣！

——Lisa Wen G2

动力航模很神奇，不需要发动机就能飞起来~老师说是橡皮筋扭转提供动力，虽然我现在还不是很明白，但是我多做几遍我就懂了。以前我都是在Ipad上做乐高编程，今天是我第一次自己接触这么多机器人，太炫酷了！

——Lynn Guo G2

There are countless science activities at Harrow.

Following on from science events such as STEAM Week and the Rocket Launch Observation Trip in Upper School, the Pre-Prep STEAM Day was held on April 28, 2023.

On this day, Harrow Haikou welcomed a special group of visitors - robots!

With the theme - Lead with Science and Technology, Join Hands with Children, the children were able to get to know robots up close. The Pre-Prep students were also given the opportunity to take on this exciting robotics challenge.

Science Exhibition on campus

The football pitch was transformed into a model display area with lots of model robots and machines to get the tech-loving kids excited!

There are different kinds of robots displayed: basketball robots, firefighting robots, flying saucer robots, sky wheels, Football robots, F1 cars, and racing model cars……

Students gathered in front of the fascinating science exhibits, “Wow! It"s so cool!” The children were amazed at how fascinating robotics and science can be.

After gaining a comprehensive understanding of the types and functions of robots, many students asked the question:

What can we do with robots?

So, we brought students together to experience the robotics challenge and to think creatively through the experience.

Rubber Powered Model Aircraft

Powered models are entry-level models that rely on the elastic potential energy of rubber bands to provide power. The students made their own model aircraft. How can they control the balance of the airframe and how can they make the aircraft fly higher? The students were eager to seek advice from the instructors.

Robot Football Challenge

How do you get a robot to play football? Teams are required to design their own robots that can perform multiple integrated tasks. Two robots from the same team had to work together to compete against two robots from the opposing team to win the title of Little Green Man. This challenge also allows students to develop their mechanical design, motion control and teamwork skills.

Mecha Master Challenge

The Mecha Master Challenge cultivates young people"s knowledge of engineering theory and the practical ability of artificial intelligence. This competition tests students" ability to react on the spot, to identify and solve problems, and to test their teamwork and sense of responsibility.

The competition was split into two teams, with Harrow"s youngsters controlling the robot to dodge obstacles and clear targets, with the side that returned to the starting point first winning. The challenge encouraged students to experience artificial intelligence, develop practical engineering skills and ultimately gain knowledge through competition.

MakeX Robot Challenge

As an entry-level STEAM educational robot, mBot makes learning and teaching robot programming easy and fun. With a single screwdriver, students can experience the joy of creation. In this experience, Harrow Young Scientists met various robotic mechanical and electronic parts, learn block programming, and develop their own logic and design thinking.

Faced with challenges that we thought would be difficult to complete, Harrow students never gave up. These activities were a complete showcase of Harrow Haikou"s innovation in classroom expansion, with each student positively facing challenges, applying innovative thinking, and bravely going above and beyond.

Within the framework of Holistic Education, we encourage children to be creative and have freedom to explore.

We provide them with opportunities that will inspire them toward future success.

We believe that every student has the potential to be a scientist in the future. We look forward to exploring more areas of technology on campus together in the future!

I love making the model aircraft, ball-catching machine, powered models, and tank battles! I love every project! Even though I"m only in Grade 2, I really want to study physics and chemistry. This way I can know how to make more models and I want to be a scientist soon.

——Alan Zhang G2

My favourite was the Robot Football Challenge. I had to try and try and try every button before I knew what they did. I also had to work with my classmates to complete the challenge, the more challenging it was the more fun it was!

——Lisa Wen G2

The elastic powered model is amazing, it doesn"t need an engine to fly. The teacher said that the rubber bands twist to provide the power and although I don"t really understand it yet, I"ll get it after I do it a few more times. I used to do Lego programming on my iPad, but today it"s my first time with so many robots. It"s so cool!

——Lynn Guo G2