LEGO Robotics

Competition

Currently, GS-West is preparing teams of Girl Scouts to compete in the First LEGO League Robotic Competition within the state of Oklahoma. If teams advance from the state level they will get the opportunity to compete at the regional and national level. More information is available at the FIRST Lego League web site. This is a great way for girls to come together as a team and to develop their skills in an engineering and mathematical capacity. If this is something you are interested in, please contact the council at 405-528-4475 or info@gswestok.org.

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There are 3 age levels for FIRST Lego Leagues that Girl Scouts of Western Oklahoma are participating in.

 Junior FIRST LEGO League: Grades K-3 (ages 6-9) get to:

• Design and build a challenge-related model using LEGO components.
• Create a Show-Me poster and practice presentation skills.
• Explore challenges facing today’s scientists.
• Discover real-world math and science.
• Begin developing employment and life skills.
• Choose to participate in events and celebrations.
• Engage in team activities guided by FLL Core Values.

Read more about Jr.FLL or contact jrfllteams@usfirst.org

 FIRST LEGO League: Grades 4-8 get to:

• Strategize, design, build, program, and test a robot using LEGO MINDSTORMS^® technology.
• Create innovative solutions for challenges facing today’s scientists as part of their research project.
• Apply real-world math and science concepts.
• Develop employment and life skills including critical thinking, time management, collaboration, and communication while becoming more self confident.
• Become involved in their local and global community.
• Choose to participate in official tournaments and local events.
• Qualify for an invitation to World Festival.
• Engage in team activities guided by FLL Core Values.

Read more about FLL or contact fllteams@usfirst.org

 FIRST Tech Challenge  Grades 9-12 get to: 

• Design, build, and program robots.
• Apply real-world math and science concepts.
• Develop problem-solving, organizational, and team-building skills.
• Compete and cooperate in alliances at tournaments.
• Earn a place in the World Championship.
• Qualify for more than $7 million in college scholarships.

Read more about FTC or contact ftcteams@usfirst.org