About FIRST® LEGO® League Discover

Suitable for children aged 4 - 6 years old | 1 Day Event at Your School

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• About: 
  
  This playful introductory STEM program ignites young students' natural curiosity and builds their habits of learning with hands-on activities in the classroom and at home using LEGO® DUPLO® bricks.
  
  Kindergartens, Preschools and Learning Centers can run 1 day events where young ones come together to explore what Cargo Connect is all about. Children can have a guided playing session that is completely hands-on and involves them building, experimenting and innovating.
  
  
• Age/Team Requirements 
  
  Participating age: 4-6 yrs old
  
  Team Requirements: 4-6 students in a team
  
  
• Challenge Manual: 
  
  Season Resources: To stay true to the competition, FLL games are held with rules determined by FIRST. These documents can be found at at this link
  
  What should a team look out for:
  
  1. MASTERPIECE Challenge Overview
  2. Getting Started Videos
  3. Explore Set Building Instructions
  4. Explore Set Video
  5. Reviewing Questions and Reviewing Sheet

Dates of the Competition

You DO NOT need to register via this website.
Drop us an email at learn@ducklearning.com for an educational consultant to contact you.

About FIRST® LEGO® League Explore

Suitable for children aged 6 - 9 years old

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• About: 
  
  In Explore, teams of students ages 6-9 focus on the fundamentals of engineering as they explore real-world problems, learn to design, and code, and create unique solutions made with LEGO bricks and powered by LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0 and LEGO® Education SPIKE Essential Set.
  
  This season’s theme is MASTERPIECE℠. You, as a team should:
  
  1. Identify your team’s hobbies and interests
  2. Explore how technology helps you share what you love to do
  3. Create a team model of a place where an audience is immersed by a concert, performance, or exhibit
  4. Share your ideas, team model and what your team has learned with others  
  
  

• Age/Team Requirements 
  
  Participating age: 6-9 yrs old
  (Children born between 2015 to 2018 are eligible)
  
  Team Requirements: 2-5 students in a team with 1 coach
  
  Still looking for team members? Join Duck Learning's STEAM Engine Training Sessions or fill up this form to indicate interest.
  
  
• Challenge Manual: 
  
  Season Resources: To stay true to the competition, FLL games are held with rules determined by FIRST. These documents can be found at this link
  
  What should a team look out for:
  1. MASTERPIECE Challenge Intro Video
  2. Explore Overview, Introduction Explore Set Video
  3. Explore Set Building Instructions
  4. Reviewing Questions and Reviewing Sheet

• Dates of Competition: 

Don't forget to register your team!
Ask your coach to follow the steps below and register your team for FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge. Good luck, teams!

About FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge

Suitable for children aged 9 - 16 years old

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• About: 
  
  FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge is a friendly competition at heart. Teams of students ages 9-16 engage in research, problem-solving, coding, and engineering - building and programming a robot, using the LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime or the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education EV3 set, that navigates the missions of a robot game.
  
  This season's theme is MASTERPIECE℠.
  
  In the MASTERPIECE℠ season, FIRST LEGO League teams will imagine and innovate new ways to create and communicate art across the globe. Use your imagination to re-think the world of arts! 
  
  

• Age/Team Requirements 
  
  Participating age: 9-16 yrs old
  (Children born between 2008 to 2015 are eligible)
  
  Team Requirements: 2-5 students in a team with 1 coach
  
  Challenge Manual and Resources
  
  Season Resources: To stay true to the competition, FLL games are held with rules determined by FIRST. These documents can be found at https://www.firstlegoleague.org/season#resources
  
  What should a team look out for:
  1. Start off by reading the MASTERPIECE Challenge Overview
  2. The introduction to season video is a great way to understand the theme
  3. Robot Games: Once you receive your FLL Challenge Kit, find the Mission Model Building Instructions document and set up your playfield. Then it's about reading the Robot Game Rulebook to find out the scores you can gain for each mission and the rules regarding the Robot Games.
  4. Every team needs to make a presentation! So view the Rubrics to understand what Judges are looking for and how you will be graded. Also be aware of the Awards that you can aim for.
  5.You are doing great! Now explore the other documents to get the full picture.  
  
  Still looking for team members?
  Join Duck Learning's STEAM Engine Training Sessions or fill up this form to indicate interest.
  
  

• Dates of Competition: 

Don't forget to register your team!
Ask your coach to follow the steps below and register your team for FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge. Good luck, teams!