The 2010 Lego Lions Season: A Slide Show!

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The Lego Lions Team 5748 Won A First Place Award

at the 2010 First Lego League Competition

for their Biomedical Research Presentation: The Fan-Castic Cast!
The judges were wowed by their depth of knowledge, the creativity
of their idea, the enthusiasm of their presentation and the
total team involvement from research, original music, sound editing
costuming and choreography!

Way to go Lego Lions!!!

Our Winnings

Our team had our competition on Saturday December 4, 2010. It was our rookie year. Our team got 1st in our presentation and 11th out of 39 on our programing against the other teams. We had so much fun on the robotics team this year. It was a lot of fun to connect with the lower schoolers and we have learned things through out the season that will help us through life.
-The MS students of the robotics team

Spreading the World about the work of the Lego Lions to all of Springside and Beyond!

Team members from both the Lower School grades and Middle School grades of the Lego Lions FLL Robotics Team shared their excitement for the upcoming competition on Sat December 4 with their classmates in morning assemblies.

Below is a video which highlights the FLL Core Values that we all share as a team.

FLL CORE VALUE VIDEO

Last friday middle school had a marathon day. We got out of class at 1:30pm and stayed till 5:30pm. I worked on the claw, the brain, and the tire.
Amelia

P.S. Here attached is a video.

Lego Lions Friday November 19 Team Meeting

We had lots to do today, so for many of us we started early at 1:30PM. There were programming challenges to meet - injections and bones to heal using the robots to push, pull the lego parts on the playing board.  The Lego Lions worked on their bioengineering research presentation. about their invention, The FanCastic Cast.  The girls made replicas of their FanCastic Cast out of fleece as well as Lego Lion Ears to wear to the competition. Girls recorded the story of their Fancastic Cast on the program GarageBand. This recording will ultimately be combined with a performance and dance which cannot take more than 5 min at the competition. Finally, they worked on applying the First Lego League Core Values in Problem Solving Cases. 

Each one of these will count for a portion of their team score at the FLL Competition:

(1) Meeting Robot Challenges 

(2) Bioengineering Research Performance, and

(3) Group Core Value Problem Solving.

Go Springside Lego Lions!!

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