The boys gave a presentation about First Lego League and the mission table. Then they had "Robo", "Bot", and "Ics" have a try at completing the missions. As usual some did well and others did not, but everyone had a good time.
Here is Ethan getting ready for a run by "Robo".
Tyler and Jacob programing "Ics" to grab a loop off the wall.
Jayce with "Bot2" working on the retriever arm.
Another view of the table and "Bot2" with a loop, and "Robo" starting up the bridge.
Jayce and "Bot3" during the open house.While the big boys were making robots the other kids spent some time with Legos too. The Veldstra's are studying American History so they built an Native American villiage. It was pretty neat.
Check out the papoose below.
The kids also gave their piano recital, Kathy Beachy teaches the Veldsta kids and her son Jordan, and Jayce and Emerald played as well. We recited Ecc. 3:1-8, 11 and the Veldstra's did Ps. 8. Emerald perfomed a poem"Mr. Nobody" about the person who causes all the messes in a family. The younger kids all wrote a report about an animal and made a diorama about their habitat. They also brought a craft they made as well. We had about 35 people and yummy refreshments.
Alexis wrote about Ocelots that live in the American jungles and showed off her hat.
Alectra learned about Hippos and decided they were gross but she liked making them with clay. 
She also made some owls to put in her tree because she likes owls.
Arctic Fox was Emerald's choice and she wrote a fabulous report. 
She did a great job making lots of tiny kits. She made a fish for the fox to eat and an Arctic Tern in a nest in the tree and one in the air.
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