Let the fun begin! Teams of elementary and middle school students around the world have been challenged to solve an important problem…. How can we deal with all the trash that humans create?
Delaware students can plan and prepare now for competitions and events taking place in fall and winter 2015-16.
To learn more, click on the links below:
Our teams work like crazy to solve engineering and design challenges and in the process apply science, math, coding, and communication skills. Colleges and universities recognize the potential in our students and their work. Millions of dollars of scholarships are available each year…to learn about some of the 2015 scholarships, click here.
Another special opportunity for students to demonstrate excellence in innovation begins this month. FRC and FTC students can participate in the drive to address some of the grand engineering challenges– clean water, reliable, useful data in healthcare, and more.
The Abbott Fund is sponsoring the FIRST Future Innovators Award. The 2015 competition launches May 12 with submission deadline of October 30, 2015. Top prize is a $5000 cash award, and two runners-up will win $2500 each. To learn more… Visit usfirst.org.
FSR invites all members of Delaware teams to apply their skills to something much bigger and help make the world a better place! Go teams!
2014 FIRST Robotics Challenge World Championship
Two FSR teams– MOE FRC and MOE FTC– travel to St. Louis this week to participate in FIRST World Championship competition events. MOE FRC is scheduled to compete in qualifying rounds on the Galileo field. MOE FTC is scheduled for qualifying rounds on the Edison field.
In addition, two Delaware students, Amy Andrews and Emma Onstad, both from FTC team 8528 are competing for FTC Dean’s list award. The 10 award winners (chosen from 101 finalists) will be announced at the FIRST Championship Opening Ceremony, Thursday, April 23 at 6 P.M. in the America’s Center, Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis.
NASA will be live streaming portions of the Championship event. A link to the NASA streaming page will be available here: http://championship.usfirst.org/first-championship/watch-it-live
Follow both teams on Twitter @FIRSTMOE365 AND @MOE365FTC
Best of luck to all our students and teams– and have fun! |
Photo from usfirst.org by Adriana M. Grossman
First State Robotics 