South Slope Derby puts kids’ creations to the test
Kids in the Koko NYC Soap Box Workshop program in Brooklyn are putting their creations to the test this afternoon in the annual South Slope Derby.
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Aug 27, 2022, 5:56 PM
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315ds agoKids
in the Koko NYC Soap Box Workshop program in Brooklyn put their creations to
the test Saturday afternoon in the 15th annual South Slope Derby.
All summer long, the kids have been building soap boxes
from recycled materials they’ve gathered to show off at the annual derby.
There were nearly 80 cars that the kids designed, built,
and tested during a week-long workshop.
Friends and families gathered to show support and cheer
racers on. A panel of judges also gave out trophies based on creativity,
design, engineering, and speed.
