FLL_Announcement_2005_Local_Comp_1.7.html
Announcement for the November 19, 2005 Local Competitions sent to the Los Altos School District for inclusion in the Frequent Flier.
Janie,
I would like to have this run in this week's flier and next weeks flier.
Thanks,
Wyn Schuh
On
Saturday, November
19th, 23 teams of 4th through 8th
grade Los Altos
area students will
run their robots against each other to score the most points in the 6th
annual Los Altos Robotics FIRST LEGO League qualifying tournaments.
Please drop
by to cheer the teams on, watch the fun and consider being part of a
Los Altos
Robotics FIRST LEGO League (FLL) team next season.
FLL is brought to us by FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) and LEGO® MINDSTORMS. This exciting program introduces kids ages 9-14 to the wonders of science, engineering and technology in a fun and engaging way. The teams design, build and program autonomous robots using the LEGO® MINDSTORMS Robotics Invention System. They run the robots on a 4’ X 8’ “challenge” board designed by FLL using Lego pieces for the structures. This year’s worldwide theme is “Ocean Odyssey” and addresses how robots can be used to tackle challenges of our oceans’ health, biodiversity, and productivity.
The competitions will take place in theCovington
and Oak Avenue Schools Multipurpose rooms from 1:15 PM until 5:30 PM. For more information, visit
www.LosAltosRobotics.Org or
contact Michael Schuh at
Michael
LosAltosRobotics.Org
or 965-8037.
I would like to have this run in this week's flier and next weeks flier.
Thanks,
Wyn Schuh
Local
Competitions Announcement
Saturday, November 19th,
1:15-5:30 PM
Multipurpose Rooms at
FLL is brought to us by FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) and LEGO® MINDSTORMS. This exciting program introduces kids ages 9-14 to the wonders of science, engineering and technology in a fun and engaging way. The teams design, build and program autonomous robots using the LEGO® MINDSTORMS Robotics Invention System. They run the robots on a 4’ X 8’ “challenge” board designed by FLL using Lego pieces for the structures. This year’s worldwide theme is “Ocean Odyssey” and addresses how robots can be used to tackle challenges of our oceans’ health, biodiversity, and productivity.
The competitions will take place in the