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The FIRST Lego League Challenge (formerly known as FIRST Lego League) is an international competition [1] organized by FIRST for elementary and middle school students (ages 9–14 in the United States and Canada, 9-15 elsewhere).
Hydro Dynamics is the name of the 2017/18 FIRST Lego League challenge. It focuses on the water cycle and the ways in which humans can influence it. [2] Each event consists of two main portions: the project and robot gameplay. Teams have fewer than ten weeks to prepare for their competitions. [3]
Ocean Odyssey is the 2005-06 FIRST Lego League challenge theme. It centered on topics relating to the world's oceans and oceanography. [3] The challenge was developed with the collaboration of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. [4]
FIRST LEGO League Explore (formerly known as FIRST LEGO League Jr.) is a variation of the FIRST LEGO League Challenge, aimed towards elementary school children, in which kids ages 5 to 8 build LEGO models dealing with that year's challenge. At least one part of a model has a moving component.
FIRST Lego League Explore follows the same theme given to the FIRST Lego League Challenge. While FIRST Lego League Challenge teams conduct research projects and design autonomous robots specifically to carry out missions relating to the topic, FIRST Lego League Explore teams conduct much smaller projects and make models out of Lego elements to ...
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Smart Move is the name of the 2009-10 FIRST Lego League challenge, released September 3, 2009. It is centered on transport [ 4 ] and how to make new and more efficient forms. [ 5 ]
No Limits is the 2004-05 FIRST Lego League challenge theme. It focused on solutions for aiding people with physical disabilities. [3] The year's theme was introduced by the story Late for Lunch by James Patrick Kelly, [4] which the described the life of a disabled child.