FLL Robotics Competition

Imaginative thinking and teamwork build tomorrow’s innovators

Prepare at IMA to compete in the 32nd season of First LEGO League as a team. 

With adult Coaches to guide them, FIRST LEGO League  teams apply science, engineering, and math concepts, plus a big dose of imagination, to develop solutions to real-world challenges. They also design, build, and program LEGO MINDSTORMS®-based robots to perform autonomous “missions” on a playing field. Along the way, they develop critical thinking, team-building, and presentation skills.

Proven, verifiable impact!

The positive impact League has on participants is gratifying and well documented. Over 88% are more interested in doing well in school, and 87% have more interest in attending college.

Teams get to: Research challenges facing today’s scientists Design, build, test and program robots using LEGO® MINDSTORMS® technology Apply real-world math and science concepts Learn critical thinking, team-building, and presentation skills Participate in tournaments and celebrations Understand and practice Gracious Professionalism® Read on…

Registration

Who can participate: 9-14 years (Grades 4-8) – No experience required, and you are never alone!

Where: Interactive Math Academy (16301 NE 8th Street # 202, Bellevue, WA 98008)

Registration: is now OPEN for being part of IMA Bot Club teams. Register with us, we will assign you a team. Team size: Small team 4 – 5 members. Kick Off: Various meetings during August – (Please register, we will assign a team) A meeting invite will be given out to ALL registered. First session will  be orientation: To help students and parents understand the competition details Pricing Registration (one time): $265 Monthly Fee: $265

Register your child for a team to compete in FLL

Schedule

IMA Bot Club Teams will be provided

• • Space in a professional setting for team meetings including high speed internet.

• • LEGO Robot set, programming device, mission table and its setup (City Shapper)

• • Team registrations for competition events and with FLL.

• Coaches to
  • • Guide the teams in completing robot missions
  • Guide the teams in team building and professionalism

• • Guidance on research project, however, parents involvement is required in completing this aspect. More details below.

• • • Guide on conducting research project – one of the components of the competition

Commitment IMA Robo Club team requires commitment from both parent and participant to be part of the team in the competition Participate in outreach, meetings and visits to various facilities in Puget Sound area related to research project.

History

Last season, our team FLL All Stars was an Award Winner at Semi Finals of WA State First Lego League competition that happened in Seattle at Amazon Dopplers building on Jan 20, 2018. 

Important dates:

• • Qualifying Round: Mid Dec – Final Date (TBD)

• • Semifinals: Late Jan – Final Date (TBD)

• Finals: Mar – Final Date (TBD)

IMA Robo Club Member Registration