Join us for an orientation/ registration meeting on Wednesday, February 12th at 6:00PM in the Vintage Auditorium. The league consists of teams of 2 or 3 students in grades 3-5 (Students in grades 1 and 2 may join, however know that younger students need ample parent support.) Teams will learn to design, build and program Lego robots.
Click here to go to the Document Download page to find a copy of the Flyer and Registration Form.
Coaches will be responsible for organizing practice times with their teams and running practices. Teams may meet at on their own as determined by team members. An optional league practice will be held each Thursday from 6pm the Vintage auditorium.
NOTE: It is the coach's responsibility to supervise students on the team. Parents of team members should be present for practices unless an agreement has been made between the coach and other team parents.
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Please Keep in Mind
Lego Robotics is meant to be a fun and educational experience for our kids. If everyone works together and is patient, we can create an great time for all. Students will get hands-on experiences with math, science and engineering, but the whole point is to have fun!
Click here to go to the Document Download page to find a copy of the Flyer and Registration Form.
- We are looking for parents who are willing to coach a team of 2-3 students. Teams of friends and siblings can be formed or individuals can be organized into teams on registration day.
- We will provide each team with a Lego robotics kit to borrow for the season.
- We will provide basic training on how to program the robots.
- We will also provide a place for your team to practice on Thursday nights.
- We will organize the competitions during the season and help teams along the way.
Coaches will be responsible for organizing practice times with their teams and running practices. Teams may meet at on their own as determined by team members. An optional league practice will be held each Thursday from 6pm the Vintage auditorium.
NOTE: It is the coach's responsibility to supervise students on the team. Parents of team members should be present for practices unless an agreement has been made between the coach and other team parents.
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- A donation of $40 per student is requested to help support the program.*
- Each team will be given a robotics kit to use for the seasons. Kits must be returned to the school in June. (Teams may use their own robots if they have them.)
- Laptop not provided. Teams will need to have access to a laptop to program their robot.
- The league will be divided into two divisions: Beginner Teams and Advanced Team
Please Keep in Mind
Lego Robotics is meant to be a fun and educational experience for our kids. If everyone works together and is patient, we can create an great time for all. Students will get hands-on experiences with math, science and engineering, but the whole point is to have fun!
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