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Grades: 4th to 8th
Description
Explore the Hidden Brilliance of Nature Through Robotics, Innovation, and Discovery!
Pre-Season Training- Optional but highly recommended for all participants.
August 18 – August 21, 2026
University of Bridgeport
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Lunch and Snack Provided
Students will gain foundational robotics and programming skills, build Lego elements needed for the season, learn teamwork strategies, and become familiar with the LEGO® robotics platform before the official season begins.
Official Season
Saturdays | September 12 – December 12, 2026
Discovery Science Museum
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location
The Wonder Workshop at Discovery Science Museum
Snacks Provided
🍽️ Yes
Cost
$150.00 per students-payment plan available
What Students Will Do
🤖 Build and Program Robots
Design, build, and code an autonomous LEGO® robot to complete missions on the official FIRST LEGO League Challenge competition field.
🔬 Explore the BIOGLOW™ Theme
Research how living things use light in nature and investigate innovative technologies inspired by bioluminescence and ecosystems.
💡 Create Innovative Solutions
Work as a team to identify a real-world challenge connected to the season theme and develop an original solution.
🤝 Collaborate and Compete
Practice teamwork, communication, leadership, and problem-solving while preparing for regional competitions.
🎤 Present Their Ideas
Develop presentation and public speaking skills by sharing research findings, design processes, and innovative solutions with judges and peers.
Competition Ready
The program prepares students to participate in official New England FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge tournaments held during the 2026 competition season.
Consistent attendance is essential for team success. Students will continuously test, improve, and refine their robot designs, innovation projects, and competition strategies throughout the season.
We strongly encourage participants to attend the majority of sessions to ensure they are fully prepared to compete and contribute to their team's success.
Why Participate?
Discover
Explore fascinating connections between biology, engineering, robotics, and environmental science.
Create
Turn ideas into reality through design, coding, experimentation, and innovation.
Connect
Build friendships while working with teammates who share a passion for learning and discovery.
Grow
Develop confidence, leadership skills, resilience, and a growth mindset.
Compete
Experience the excitement of FIRST® LEGO® League competitions and showcase your accomplishments.
Skills Students Will Develop
1. STEM Skills
Robotics
Building and programming LEGO® robots to complete specific tasks and missions.
Engineering
Understanding mechanical design, sensors, motors, and system optimization.
Programming
Writing, testing, and debugging code to control robot behavior.
Mathematics
Applying measurement, data analysis, geometry, and problem-solving skills.
2. Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving
Strategic Planning
Designing and refining approaches to maximize robot performance.
Analytical Thinking
Breaking complex challenges into manageable steps and evaluating solutions.
Innovation
Developing creative ideas and applying STEM concepts to real-world issues.
3. Teamwork & Collaboration
Communication
Sharing ideas effectively and actively listening to teammates.
Leadership
Taking initiative, supporting others, and contributing to team success.
Collaboration
Working together to solve problems and achieve common goals.
4. Presentation & Public Speaking
Research
Investigating scientific topics and real-world applications.
Storytelling
Communicating ideas through engaging presentations and demonstrations.
Confidence
Building comfort and skill in speaking before judges and audiences.
In-Person Instruction
Cost
- 1 payment of $150.00 , or
- 3 payments of $50.00 every month starting today
Contact
Gwendolyn Brantley
203-526-8086
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Location
1000 Lafayette Blvd Bridgeport, Connecticut 06604 US
Grades: 4th to 8th
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