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Messy robot rooms
I know that when it gets down to crunchin time, our robot rooms can get really messy. Who can beat this? post your pictures!! This pic is from 2000.
 Lets just say that we were only in that classroom for one year. It wasn't very much fun to sweep up the metal shavings that were imbedded in the carpet. The principal moved us down to the Tech area this year. But the bad thing is that we have to clean up every night because there are classes in there every day. 
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