LEGO clock image from sustainablog.org
New global challenges for FLL and FLLJr teams– Animal Allies and Creature Craze— will be released online August 30- click here.
Until then, gather your team mates and get registered at the new improved team registration site here.
And rookie Delaware FLL teams– don’t forget to sign up for FSR sponsorship here.
The 2016 winner of the John A. Larock, Sr. Memorial Scholarship is James Garcia. MOE FRC (FIRST ROBOTICS Challenge) team leader, John Larock said, “His demonstration of hard work and Gracious Professionalism was outstanding, so much so that he became the go-to student on the programming team and was an important member in our mentor-selected pit crew.”
Who: Student leaders from two FSR teams–MOE FRC and MOE FTC– will present a robotics program to campers at the Delaware Museum of Natural History’s Young Engineers Camp.
What: With robot kits that were funded through Next Generation of Delaware Community Foundation, robotics students will teach the basics of design and programming in order to build robots to complete tasks in a same-day mini-competition. Also the high school age students will demonstrate their own award-winning competition robots and discuss their programs.
When: Wednesday, July 16
Where: Young Engineers Camp at the Delaware Museum of Natural History — Kennett Pike in Wilmington.
Interested? The Delaware Museum of Natural History’s Summer Camps offer children ages 2 – 12 the opportunity to explore science and nature through hands-on, interactive learning. Information about the museum and camp registration can be found at: http://www.delmnh.org/
First State Robotics 