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Davis Youth RoboticsOrganized by the Citrus Circuits Robotics Team, Davis Youth Robotics (DYR) has various robotics programs aimed at students ages 8 to 14. In DYR, students work on teams to build robots that compete in a given challenge. Kids learn about science, math, programming and engineering, as well as the values of sportsmanship and teamwork. See below for a list of DYR programs currently offered.
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DYR RoboCampsDYR RoboCamps consist of one week programs where students design, build, and code on a robot in small groups and compete in a mini competition at the end of the week. Along with beginner camps, we offer intermediate and an advanced programming camp to allow students with past experience to further develop both their technical and communication skills. Registration for the 2018 camps will open in February.
Learn more about the DYR RoboCamp HERE |
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DYR LeagueDYR League is a program aimed at engaging 4th through 8th grade students in competitive robotics in an after-school setting. Through the DYR League, students learn skills like teamwork, programming, communication, engineering and math principles in a fun, collaborative environment. Each DYR team is run by parents coaches, with technical support from our trained High School Student Mentors.
Learn more about the DYR League HERE |
DYR school ProgramsIn 2017, we started three DYR programs at three schools - Korematsu, Patwin, and Davis School for Independent Study. This year, the program has expanded to include Willett and Montgomery. Currently, the plan is to start three full classroom programs at Holmes, Harper, and Emerson Junior High.
Learn more about the DYR School Programs HERE |
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Past DYR EventsFind out about our past DYR Events HERE
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Questions? |
Check out our DYR FAQ page HERE or contact Davis Youth Robotics at davisyouthrobotics@gmail.com
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