Teams at this level are based of 3-10 students, grades 4-10. A challenge gets released in August, and competitions happen on a Saturday in November. Teams are evaluated on 4 factors: Robot performance, a team project that presents a solution to a current problem, an interview about how they designed, built and programmed their robot, and the 4th factor: teamwork.
New River Robotics Association helps form teams with coach training, competition tables like the ones shown here, a Lego robot kit, team registration, competition logistics, and practice space. We know that starting a new team can be scary, and we have lots of resources to turn fright into fun!
Flyer Links
FLL Explore/Challenge Workshop - August 5th
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83973440076?pwd=DK589uuSw7qrQplbFNAzIhzOXPVMSe.1
FLL Workshops
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0E49AEAC2CA46-57517000-fllworkshops
FLL-C Teams that New River Robotics Association help:
#46108, Night Owls
#52615, Amazing Angelfish
#57492, GLES Lizards
#60131 GLES Lizards #2
#60372 Kipps E.S. Kangaroos #1
#60492 Kipps E.S. Kangaroos #2
#60716 McHughes Team
#60877 Kipps E.S. Kangaroos #3
#61228 * Floyd Homeschool
#63623 Falling Branch E.S. Frogbotics
#68108 Aardwolf Bunnies
#69003 Margaret Beeks E.S.
#69836 Blacksburg New School
To show how exciting this level can be! Here is a video teaching FLL-C Coaches about what to expect on/after the August 1st Season Kick-Off and with a helpful document. NRRA is always available to help out! Contact us!
FTC Team 4924 spent over 24 hours complying video instruction to help new and veteran FLL Challenge coaches with ways to help their teams navigate this season's mission. Check it out by copying this link!
https://www.tuxedopandas.org/Outreach/fll-submerged-2024-25