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FIRST
LEGO
League
FIRST
LEGO League (FLL) is an international program for children ages 9-14
(9-16 outside of the U.S. and Canada). It combines a hands-on, interactive
robotics program and a research project presentation with a sports-like
atmosphere. Teams consist of up to 10 members and focus on such things as
team building, problem solving, creativity, and analytical thinking.
Practices include designing, constructing and programming the robot.
Practices also include conducting research on the Challenge topic and
developing and practicing a creative presentation. Practices do not
include free-play with LEGOs. At regional tournaments and at a
state-wide competition in January, FLL teams compete in a friendly
robotics event.
Junior FIRST LEGO League
(JFLL) is geared to children aged 6
to 9 years old and utilizes a modified framework of FIRST LEGO League.
Teams of up to 5 children and an adult mentor receive a mini challenge,
which is based on the FLL annual research project. They will design
a model depicting an aspect of the year’s Challenge on a 15” x 15” base
plate and create a “Show Me” poster that depicts the teams’ experience
during this process. JFLL introduces children to the concepts of
teamwork and basic design skills, creating an initial interest and
hands-on approach to science and technology.
History of
FIRST LEGO at CFK.
We're proud of our teams and their accomplishments.
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2006-2007 |
Team Nano Crew won Teamwork Award, 1st
Place. |
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Team Molecules Maniacs won Project Award,
1st Place. |
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Team Nano Fear qualified for and competed
at the State Tournament. |
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Two Junior Teams received Participation
Awards. |
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Overall, 34 CFK students participated -
about 1/3 of the entire school! |
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2005-2006 |
Robophins won Research Presentation Award,
2nd Place. |
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C-Monsters earned 12th place in total
robot competition points. |
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Four Junior Teams received Participation Awards. |
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Overall, 40 CFK students participated -
about 1/3 of the entire school! |
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2004-2005 |
Boys Team won the Director's Award, Third
Place. |
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Girls Team won the Robust Design Award,
Third Place. |
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Junior Team received a Participation Award. |
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2003-2004 |
Rookie Team won the Robust Design Award,
First Place. |
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