Fondy Lego Robotics

Coaches:

-->From the FLL(R) Engineering Department

Game Design Division, 1st floor, (okay - it's Scott's desk)... As of last week, the SENIOR SOLUTIONS(SM) Robot Game is finalized and the 2013 design is in full swing!

-->Team Size & Event Participation

Friendly reminders…

ALL TEAMS - Teams may include up to ten (10) children. This means that only ten (10) children may work on the robot or Project, and only those same ten (10) children may attend an official FLL event.

US/CAN TEAMS - Teams must pay their national registration fee before they will be allowed to register for or participate in official FLL tournaments.

-->GeekMom – Podcast on FLL Global Innovation Award

Listen to the awesome podcast from Wired.com’s GeekMom Blog, http://www.wired.com/geekmom/2012/07/podcast-first-lego/ . Spreading the message of FIRST and the FLL Global Innovation Award!

Psst! The team is moving on to FTC!

--> Who are you calling Junior?!

Jr.FLL is seeing incredible growth and we are not just talking about how many teams and in how many countries. Jr.FLL is going to be unveiling a brand new online Expo – a virtual event, gallery, and community all rolled into one. With all the added benefits registration fees for SUPER SENIORS(SM) will be set at $50. Teams will still be able to benefit from discounted Jr.FLL Base Kits and now, they will have a place to show off their models, talk about their research and interact with other registered teams around the world. Jr.FLL is a great mentoring opportunity for your FLL team. Not only can you help open their eyes to the world of STEM but you can encourage them to go on to FLL in future seasons! SUPER SENIORS registration opens August 1, 2012.

--> Field Setup Kit Packaging

Starting with the SENIOR SOLUTIONS season, the Field Setup Kits are being packaged in a single square box. This packaging is different from past years which had either a single long box or multiple boxes. The SENIOR SOLUTIONS mat is folded and placed in the square box along with the mission model elements and dual lock.

--> Room for One More?

Trying to start a new FLL®/Jr.FLL® team? Or looking for more team members? Try FIRST TeamUp, https://my.usfirst.org/FIRSTPortal/login/fc_login.aspx?s=fc . TeamUp is a community-driven system that allows parents, coaches, and mentors to connect with one another to form teams.

Pssst! Room for one more on your team? Please help us make sure every kid has the opportunity to benefit from FLL. Sign up today!

*THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*

With High 5’s and Admiration,

FLL Team Support

Stay Connected with FLL!

Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com)

FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches:

-->From the FLL(R) Engineering Department

Game Design Division, 1st floor, (okay - it's Scott's desk)... As of last week, the SENIOR SOLUTIONS(SM) Robot Game is finalized and the 2013 design is in full swing!

-->Team Size & Event Participation

Friendly reminders…

ALL TEAMS - Teams may include up to ten (10) children. This means that only ten (10) children may work on the robot or Project, and only those same ten (10) children may attend an official FLL event.

US/CAN TEAMS - Teams must pay their national registration fee before they will be allowed to register for or participate in official FLL tournaments.

-->GeekMom – Podcast on FLL Global Innovation Award

Listen to the awesome podcast from Wired.com’s GeekMom Blog, http://www.wired.com/geekmom/2012/07/podcast-first-lego/ . Spreading the message of FIRST and the FLL Global Innovation Award!

Psst! The team is moving on to FTC!

--> Who are you calling Junior?!

Jr.FLL is seeing incredible growth and we are not just talking about how many teams and in how many countries. Jr.FLL is going to be unveiling a brand new online Expo – a virtual event, gallery, and community all rolled into one. With all the added benefits registration fees for SUPER SENIORS(SM) will be set at $50. Teams will still be able to benefit from discounted Jr.FLL Base Kits and now, they will have a place to show off their models, talk about their research and interact with other registered teams around the world. Jr.FLL is a great mentoring opportunity for your FLL team. Not only can you help open their eyes to the world of STEM but you can encourage them to go on to FLL in future seasons! SUPER SENIORS registration opens August 1, 2012.

--> Field Setup Kit Packaging

Starting with the SENIOR SOLUTIONS season, the Field Setup Kits are being packaged in a single square box. This packaging is different from past years which had either a single long box or multiple boxes. The SENIOR SOLUTIONS mat is folded and placed in the square box along with the mission model elements and dual lock.

--> Room for One More?

Trying to start a new FLL®/Jr.FLL® team? Or looking for more team members? Try FIRST TeamUp, https://my.usfirst.org/FIRSTPortal/login/fc_login.aspx?s=fc . TeamUp is a community-driven system that allows parents, coaches, and mentors to connect with one another to form teams.

Pssst! Room for one more on your team? Please help us make sure every kid has the opportunity to benefit from FLL. Sign up today!

*THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*

With High 5’s and Admiration,

FLL Team Support

Stay Connected with FLL!

Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com)

FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches:

-->TeamUp: Improved Search!

Trying to start a new FLL(R)/Jr.FLL(R) team? Or looking for more team members? Try FIRST(R) TeamUp! https://my.usfirst.org/FIRSTPortal/login/fc_login.aspx?s=fc FLL just has launched an enhanced and improved FIRST TeamUp, our community-driven system that allows parents, coaches, and mentors to connect with one another to form teams. Already a TeamUp user? Simply accept the 2012 “Terms and Conditions” and fill out your search criteria (click on “My Selections” after you log in). Make sure you log in soon using your old TeamUp user name and password so you don’t miss out on any connections in your area. The more people sign up, the more connections your searches will return. So please help us spread the word!

Pssst! Room for one more on your team? Please help us make sure every kid has the opportunity to benefit from FLL. Sign up for TeamUp today!

-->Get ready for Senior Solutions(SM)!

Start by having your team research people who work with seniors in your area. Are there professionals in your town, county, or state who help seniors stay independent, engaged, and connected? How do they help? What qualifications do you need to enter these professions? Could these professionals be good resources when your team starts researching for the Senior Solutions Project?

-->Flying Monkeys Go to Brazil

Last years’ FLL Global Innovation Award winner, The Flying Monkeys, represented the U.S. at Earth Summit 2012 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As part of a panel that showcased sceicntific innovations of young people, they presented their award-winning device the BOB-1, which gives people with missing digits full use of their hands. View their recorded presentation: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/23603259 (start video at 44:25)

*THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*With High 5’s and Admiration,FLL Team Support

Stay Connected with FLL!Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com) FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches: -->FLL(R) Global Innovation Award – 2 Winners!In a surprise decision, the FLL Global Innovation Award judges named two teams as first place winners for their food safety inventions during an awards ceremony at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on June 19th. The winners were each awarded up to $250,000 in services and support from the award's Go-To-Market Sponsor, Edison Nation, to help bring their ideas to market. Both teams will also be featured on the Emmy award-winning PBS television show Everyday Edisons. Two runner-up teams were awarded $5,000 grants from the X PRIZE Foundation, Founding Sponsor of the award, to help further develop their ideas. - First Place Winner: Moderately Confused of Dublin, Ohio, invented the Erasable Barcode to prevent the sale of meat stored at improper temperatures at grocery stores; - First Place Winner: S.I.S. Robotic Revolution of Shelton, Conn., invented the Smart Sticker to indicate whether or not food has been stored at the appropriate temperature; - Runner-Up: MATobot of New York, NY, invented the Smart Milk Pitcher that detects milk spoilage by measuring pH change and alerts consumers; and - Runner-Up: Seven World Wonders of Yeruham, Israel, invented the FreezeStick to renew the freezing of ice in a cooler, gaining 10 extra hours of cooling. Missed the ceremony? Watch the recorded webcast: http://fllinnovationaward.firstlegoleague.org Congratulations to all! --> Programming Questions?FLL has a wealth of information on programming your NXT robot. Check out the FLL Team Resources page for step-by-step tutorials for both rookie and veteran teams. http://firstlegoleague.org/challenge/teamresources -->Prepare for SENIOR SOLUTIONSSM…and maybe win a trip to Hawaii!As part of the FIRST family, you know that you can program robots to do some pretty cool things. What if you could program a robot to simulate missions on the Moon? Here’s your chance to do just that!The MoonBots 2012: A Google Lunar X PRIZE LEGO(R) MINDSTORMS(R) Challenge is underway. You still have time to enter, and it’s free! The Grand Prize winners will receive a trip for the team and their families to visit the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems in Hawaii. This two-phase contest, sponsored by the X PRIZE Foundation and the LEGO Group, is open to teams of 2-5 kids from ages 9-17. Free registration and Phase One of the contest is open through July 15. To learn more about the challenge, additional partners supporting the challenge, and how to register a team, visit http://www.moonbots.org. Be sure to check out this video created by Google Lunar X PRIZE. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6hcEYeMQVo&feature=player_embedded --> FIRST(R)/Brandeis Longitudinal StudyThis summer FIRST and the Center for Youth and Communities at Brandeis University’s Heller School for Social Policy and Management are joining together to launch a multi-year longitudinal study of three of FIRST’s national robotics programs: FIRST LEGO League, FIRST Tech Challenge, and FIRST Robotics Competition. The goals of the study are to examine the impacts of FIRST’s programs by following approximately 300-400 new participants in each program (1000 team members in all) over a period of up to five years and comparing changes in key outcomes to those of a comparison group of young people who are not involved in FIRST. Key outcomes for the study include interest in STEM and STEM-related careers, college-going, pursuit of STEM-related college majors and careers, and development of 21st century personal and workplace-related skills. The study will focus on a nationally representative sample of teams drawn from 10 states: California, Texas, New York, Michigan, Virginia, Minnesota, Oregon, Florida, Washington, and New Jersey. FIRST and Brandeis will be contacting teams in those states over the summer to solicit their interest in participating in the study. If contacted for the study, we hope that you will make every effort to participate in this important initiative. *THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.* With High 5’s and Admiration,FLL Team Support Stay Connected with FLL!Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com) FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches:

--> Which FLL(R) Kid Inventors Will Win the Chance to Bring their Food Factor(R) Project Ideas to Market?

Join the FIRST(R) community as we celebrate the second annual FLL Global Innovation Award ceremony on Tuesday, June 19th at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Our Go-to-Market sponsor, Edison Nation, will offer the winning team the incredible opportunity to work with product development and marketing experts to transform their invention into a product reality

Check out all four of the finalists’ submissions and videos, and tune in at 10:30 A.M. ET to view the LIVE webcast event: http://fllinnovationaward.firstlegoleague.org/

Many thanks to our amazing sponsors Edison Nation, the X PRIZE Foundation, the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the National Center for Food Protection and Defense, Booze Allen Hamilton, John Deere, MasterCard, and Rockwell Collins.

--> Have you thanked an FLL Partner lately?

Last week marked the 2012 North American FLL Operational Partner Conference. These amazing and tireless individuals that devote themselves to the FLL program converged in Manchester, NH, brimming with ideas and passion that sets FIRST LEGO League apart from other programs.

The FLL Partners are the volunteers behind the scenes. They organize the tournaments, recruit the teams, and help to develop the program with FLL headquarters. They do all this in their spare time, which often means giving up their vacation time to meet with us and long, sleepless nights. So, this season, if you run into one of these fabulous people (and if you are an FLL team, you are bound too!) please thank them. FIRST LEGO League could not exist with them!

*THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*

With High 5’s and Admiration,

FLL Team Support

Stay Connected with FLL!

Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com)

FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

--> To Our Amazing FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League Community As 2011 comes to a close, FLL(R) Headquarters reflects on another record-breaking season. In 2011 we saw our community celebrate successes and learn from failures. Robots ran, projects were impactful and, above all, Gracious Professionalism(TM) was abundant. There were devastating and heartbreaking personal losses of which so many of our community around the world reached out to help where we could, and also momentous and joyous occasions for which to be thankful. We want to wish the FLL community, our extended family, much happiness in 2012 and beyond. Thank you for enriching our lives and for being such an impactful presence on others. All the best, FIRST LEGO League Headquarters

--> Water Safety?The Project FAQ has been updated to clarify a question received on water safety. Although “water safety is an important topic, we are not studying water contamination problems for Food Factor.” Read more here: http://firstlegoleague.org/challenge/projectfaq *THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*With High 5’s and Admiration,FLL Team Support Stay Connected with FLL!Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com) FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches:

-->Looking for World Festival Volunteers…FLL(R) is on the lookout for volunteers for the FLL World Festival, April 25 – 28, 2012, St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Register online: http://firstlegoleague.org/worldfestival. Don’t forget, the World Festival is part of the overall FIRST Championship.

--> January 19th, 2012…Have you written it down? Excellent, because….(drumroll please) Jan 19th is when we officially launch the FLL Global Innovation Award for the Food Factor(R) season! We hope that all teams entering are beginning to mobilize. More information on what information teams need to submit will be coming in the next few weeks. http://fllinnovationaward.firstlegoleague.org/

-->All Eyes on … FLL Core Values!The FLL Core Values video is now available for public viewing! It’s a visual way to show family and friends what the FLL Core Values are and how your team embodies them all season long, http://bit.ly/t0IibT. And, while you’re on the FLL YouTube page, check out the updated channel format for easier access to playlists and featured videos!

-->Scott’s Note to Veteran TeamsCheck out http://firstlegoleague.org/challenge/robotgameupdates to read an important note about Food Factor Robot Game scores.

-->FLL Blog Theme Update!If your team loves FLL AND has a Wordpress.org blog you may want to take advantage of the free FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League blog template found here: http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/first-lego-league-official

-->Listen and LearnThe National Center for Food Protection and Defense has just posted two (2) new podcasts on their Food Factor® webpage, http://www.ncfpd.umn.edu/index.cfm/food-factor/. “Grocery” interviews Dave Wiemer of SUPERVALU about food safety and defense in the grocery business and “Inspector” explores the topic of food inspections.

-->Fight Bac….teriaCheck out http://fightbac.org! Get safety tips on proper cleaning, separation, and cooking.

*THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.

*With High 5’s and Admiration,FLL Team Support

Stay Connected with FLL!Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com) FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches:

-->New VideosFLL has some great new celebrity chef videos! Chef Duff Goldman (Food Network’s Ace of Cakes, Charm City Cakes) and Chef Wilo Benet (Pikayo Restaurant, Puerto Rico) have food safety tips to share with teams.Chef Duff Goldman - http://bit.ly/v4yYbEChef Wilo Benet - http://bit.ly/rrNxGlAnd, if you haven’t seen it already, be sure to check out the video of our own Scott Evans, FLL Engineer and Robot Game designer, reviewing this years’ Food Factor Robot Game. It’s about to hit 50,000 views!!! http://bit.ly/vhhwTe

--> Is your team ready!? FLL Global Innovation AwardJanuary is coming up quick and we hope your team is gearing up to enter their innovative Project idea on the FLL Global Innovation Award website, http://fllinnovationaward.firstlegoleague.org/. A specific outline of what to submit and exactly when/how to submit it will be provided to teams in the coming weeks. But for now, FLL would like to “spice up” the prize. So…..select teams will each receive one-on-one consultations about their invention from leaders in innovation, Dean Kamen and Louis Foreman. Dean Kamen, FIRST founder, holds more than 400 U.S. patents. Louis Foreman, Edison Nation founder, has reviewed thousands of ideas and helped inventors around the world turn their ideas into reality. During the call teams are free to ask questions and get advice on their inventions. How cool is that?! Questions? Email [email protected]

-->Quick PollI think robot matches should be….. (go to http://firstlegoleague.org/node/144 to take our latest FLL poll)

-->Light Up December! Note from Dean Kamen 2nd generation e-watt saver bulbs are now available for your fundraising effort.

Over 450 teams participated in FIRST’s e-watt saver program during the past 11 months, raising more than $650,000. We are excited to see 25 new teams involved with the fundraising since the new 2nd generation bulbs launched in October.There is still time to sell bulbs for the Holiday Season! Bulbs ordered before noon ship the same day, and with more than 15,000 bulbs in inventory, you can confidently accept orders and deliver them before the Holidays.

Here are some key points about the new bulbs:*Two bulbs available this year:

--->a 450-lumen replacement for the 1st generation bulb selling at $15 (suggested retail price) - a $5 price drop from the prior bulb!

--->a new 800-lumen bulb that directly replaces a 60W incandescent bulb with a suggested retail price of $26 *Thanks to continued support from our friends at Google, Teams can purchase bulbs for only $7.50 for the 450-lumen bulb or $17 for the 800-lumen bulb*2nd generation e-watt saver bulbs are designed and tested in Florida and produced in Mexico*Significant upgrades and new features:

--->dimmable to 5% light output

--->omni-directional (light in all directions, like an incandescent)

--->5-year warranty

--->25,000-hour life To learn about setting up an account to order bulbs visit: www.usfirst.org/e-wattresources. The program is year-round. Good luck raising funds for your teams with our e-watt saver bulbs.Dean KamenFounder, FIRST and President, DEKA Research & Development Corporation *THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*With High 5’s and Admiration,FLL Team Support Stay Connected with FLL!Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com) FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches:

-->Team Size Reminder - IMPORTANT

FLL strives to keep all aspects of the program fair and equitable. It is extremely important to remember that the maximum FLL team size is ten (10) student members. These ten (10) members are the only individuals that can work on the robot and the Project. These same ten (10) members are also the only individuals that can compete and present the Project at an event.

We know that it is hard to keep the team to ten (10) members when you have more than ten (10) children interested in FLL. Many coaches are faced with that tough decision while registering their team and some end up registering more than one team. FLL caps team size at ten (10) to maximize the experience for the children. Please note that teams who show up to a tournament with more than ten (10) team members will not be eligible for any awards. Information on team size is posted on the FLL website (firstlegoleague.org), contained within the Challenge rules, and noted throughout the Coaches’ Handbook.

-->Robot Game Updates/Project FAQ/Judging FAQ

Before attending tournaments make sure that your team is completely up-to-date on the:

* Robot Game Updates (35 in total): http://firstlegoleague.org/challenge/robotgameupdates

* Project FAQ: http://firstlegoleague.org/challenge/projectfaq

* Judging FAQ: http://firstlegoleague.org/event/judgingfaq

-->FLL Global Innovation Award – Patent Resources

If you’ve been exploring the FLL Global Innovation Award website (http://fllinnovationaward.firstlegoleague.org/), you have probably have noticed that we’ve gone live with our “Learn about Patents” page, http://fllinnovationaward.firstlegoleague.org/learn-about-patents.

We encourage all teams who are interested in submitting their idea to the website in January to review these materials to gain a better understanding of what patents are and how ideas are protected. We’ve even created an FLL-specific guide to help teams through the process called “FLL Guide to Applying for a Patent” (located on page).

*THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*

With High 5’s and Admiration,

FLL Team Support

Stay Connected with FLL!

Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com)

FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101

Coaches:

FLL wishes all teams celebrating Thanksgiving a very happy and safe (food handling and otherwise!) holiday.

-->Thinking caps on – 2012 Themes Announced

FLL Senior Solutions teaser and logo - http://firstlegoleague.org/challenge/2012seniorsolutions

Jr.FLL Super Seniors teaser and logo - http://juniorfirstlegoleague.org/2012-super-seniors-challenge.html

-->Lights On for FLL!

Second generation e-watt saver bulbs are now available for delivery. Visit http://www.usfirst.org/e-wattresources to learn more, download Sales Kit materials, and to set up an account to order bulbs. If you have ordered bulbs this year, your team will be searchable on http://www.usfirst.org/firstled. The public is able to send your team a note indicating they wish to purchase bulbs. Your team will appear on the list about a week after you place your first order.

--> Qualifier Advancement Policy

We have been receiving a fair number of questions regarding the FLL Qualifier Advancement Policy and the Robot Performance Award. Please take a minute to view the clarifications posted on http://firstlegoleague.org/event/judgingfaq.

-->New Food Factor Resources

Many thanks to FLL global sponsor, 3M! Great video resources on food safety, http://firstlegoleague.org/challenge/foodfactorresources

--> Watch and Learn

FLL has some awesome new videos on the YouTube channel, http://youtube.com/fllglobal.

**Shout out from Chef Cathal Armstrong on safe food handling,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGEID125B_I&feature=channel_video_title

**Team generated videos for the Food Factor season, http://www.youtube.com/fllglobal#p/c/F167A476B3482103

Send a message to the FLLGlobal YouTube account to get your team video added to the playlist!

*THIS EMAIL IS FROM FIRST LEGO LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS. BE SURE TO WATCH FOR EMAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL PARTNER.*

With High 5’s and Admiration,

FLL Team Support

Stay Connected with FLL!

Twitter (@firstlegoleague)| YouTube (youtube.com/fllglobal)|FLL Blog (fllblog.wordpress.com)

FIRST(R) LEGO(R) League (http://firstlegoleague.org) | [email protected] | +1 603-666-3906 x0, +1 800-871-8326 x0 | FIRST(R) (http://usfirst.org) - 200 Bedford Street – Manchester NH USA 03101