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Utilizes a modified FIRST LEGO League (FLL) framework.

Geared to children aged 6 to 9 years old.

2007: Power Puzzle - Energy Louisiana Participation.

2005: Ocean Odyssey – Undersea Ecology.

2004: No Limits – World of the Disabled.

2003: Mission Mars – Robotic Exploration.

2000: Volcanic Panic – Volcanic Eruption.

1999: First Contact – Astronauts in Space.

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FRC Team expenses are $7,000 to $20,000-25,000 depending on lodging.

FLL Team expenses are $700 per Rookie team, $350 for returning teams.

A national competition that is supported locally by public & private schools, universities, nonprofits and industry.

The layers of mentoring provides incredible synergy.

It is the ultimate in hands-on learning for all students - gifted, honors, regular, and children with special needs.

A natural extension of the competition is more student interest in robotics and engineering electives.

FIRST promotes excitement for core academics in math and science that few other activities do for all students.

The competition requires students apply engineering principles, science, math and computer programming.

There’s a FIRST for Every Student: An Educator’s Perspective

All teams, robots, playing field complete.

All 3 teams on the winning alliance go to Atlanta to the Championships

The top 8 teams pick their 2 other permanent partners of the alliance.

Qualifying, Finals, Closing Ceremonies.

Alliances are random selections by FIRST

Typically 2 teams of 3 compete as a Red and Blue alliance in the challenge for the year.

Teams practice on the field to make last-minute corrections.

The robots are inspected to verify they meet weight, dimensional, technical, and safety requirements.

Inspection, Pit Construction, Practice Rounds, Repair.

1 minute explanation from the judges, 7 minutes to solve as a team, 2 minutes questions (no mentor).

2 minute set-up, 5 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions, 2-minute take-down (no mentor).Best of 3 tries on the competition table - 2.5 minutes.The students perform a 10-minute design review of their robot and its apparatus for 2 judges (no mentor).Tammany Tangipahoa Terrebonne Washington 2007 InceptionįIRST is a Year-Round Activity CHAMPIONSHIP Junior FIRST LEGO League 4W A FIRST LEGO League Basics Build 12W A FIRST Robotics Competition HS Robotics Class ? 6W 5W FIRST Tech Challenge ? Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr Not Active in Louisiana yetĢ007-2008 Competition Hosts March 27-29, 2008 Morial Convention Center New Orleans, LA DecemJ. Feliciana Jefferson Lincoln Orleans Ouchita Plaquemines St. Seeking mentors to continue building the vision American Petroleum InstituteįIRST in Louisiana Junior 1 4 1 1 4 2 4 1 0 0 4 1 1 4 2 1 9 2 11 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 6 1 1 Parish Ascension Caddo E.Seeking additional corporate and private supporters.Tulane University & University of New Orleans sponsor.Educational outreach to mentors and students.

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