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Challenge 2005
FIRST LEGO League travels into the depths of the ocean to explore the mysteries that lie below. The oceans are of vital importance to the health of the Earth and to everyone that lives on this planet; yet only 1% of these magnificent bodies of water have been studied.
Oceans provide inspiration, fun, and food. They absorb carbon and generate oxygen, profoundly affecting the global environmental system. A distress call has been issued to FIRST LEGO League teams around the world to find solutions that will sustain the health, biodiversity, and productivity of the world’s oceans for present and future generations.
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Design Challenges: Here are some good examples of robot design techniques.
Robot Camp Help: This link is a good resource to help you in building you robots.
Trifolioum Gears Lesson
A lesson plan about gear types and uses using LEGO gears to illustrate.
introduction to gears lesson.
How Stuff Works
This is a great site for explanations of how things work. It is not a
curricula, and not specific to FIRST LEGO League, but has very good
explanations of general engineering concepts. For example,
How Gears
Work,
How
Gear Ratios Work, and
How
Differentials Work.
Lakeview Laser Tech Forum
 | I've set a Bullet Board style Forum on my server. You and your parents are invited to participate. You can go here> www.nasberg.com/phpBB and register a Username. Then log on your username, click on Usergroups and choose Lakeview Laser Tech Group and Join that group. When I log on again I'll approve you access and you can begin using our forum. |
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