2020-2021 SEASON FIRST and FIRST in Michigan are busy planning for the upcoming season. Now more than ever it’s important to help our students to comfortably engage with technology, to prepare to be future STEM problem-solvers, and to connect to their FIRST LEGO League team and worldwide community! Our program aspects will remain the same, though the execution might look a little different this year. TEAM RESOURCES FOR DEALING WITH COVID-19 CHALLENGES Some very helpful resources to help teams creatively problem solve to meet the challenges of COVID-19 restrictions: FLL Guidance for COVID-19 Interruptions from FIRST CHALLENGE RELEASE Check out the FIRST LEGO League ExploreRead More →

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Registration Opens Oct. 3! Below are links for 2019 Fall Event Process and Event Application Google Form. Registration will open Thursday, October 3, 2019 at 8:00am EST. Registration Instructions Registration Form If your team is just getting started or you do not plan to start your team until early 2020, please know there will be Spring Events in March, April and May. These events will be posted in February 2020. Hope your teams are enjoying the BOOMTOWN BUILD Challenge! Cindy Nader Michigan FIRST LEGO League Jr DirectorRead More →

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World Festival Expos Enter your team into the lottery for a chance to be chosen to attend one of this year’s World Festival Expos. Please remember all costs to participate at World Festival is the team’s responsibility. Teams will need to take their model and poster board.Read More →

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We have more money than ever from the MDE state grant dedicated just to FIRST teams.  $3,000,000 to be exact, which is $500,000 more than last year! How fantastic is that? The link at the bottom will take you to a doc with important grant information. This is by no means a comprehensive list. But the amounts and timelines are there for the State grant and for the FIM and FIRST HQ grants. FIRST LEGO League Jr is the perfect program to start your child in.  We have a progression of programs that your child can participate in through high school.  I’d love to see each ofRead More →

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