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!
FLL-C Teams that New River Robotics Association help:
#46108, Night Owls
#52615, Beautiful Brillant Butterflies
#57492, GLES Lizards
#69003 Margaret Beeks E.S.
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!