ADRIAN — Fourth and fifth grade elementary students will have the opportunity to be part of Adrian Public Schools’ new FIRST Lego Robotics team, which is being spearheaded by Trischa Fischer, teacher ...

Students ages 9 to 14 traded their books and pens for wrenches and pins as they went head-to-head at the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, or FIRST, Lego League Robotics ...

With striped ears and tails, the Tahoe Tigers were dressed to impress, but what really set them apart on the road to a ...

A couple of local teams of fourth- and fifth-graders are among the 48 that have traveled to Mason, Mich. this weekend for the state championship of FIRST robotics’ LEGO League Challenge — the youngest ...

The FIRST LEGO League competition is a robotics competition held between over 1,200 schools across Texas. Of the 64 robotics clubs that made it to the finals, three of them come from Midland ISD (MISD ...

Students at New Emerson Elementary School are changing what it means to play with LEGOs — from building castles and ships to creating robots that move, pick things up and can be programmed. A team of ...

MISHAWAKA — Combining technology, engineering and science with LEGOs has the Twin Branch Elementary School LEGO robotics team heading to the East Coast this May in a national robotics competition. The ...

NORTON SHORES, Mich. — The Lincoln Park Elementary School robotics team is headed to Daytona for the FIRST Robotics Lego League Sunshine Invitational in Florida. The elementary school's team is the ...

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Robots have taken over the STEM room at Marcus Whitman Elementary School in Richland, Washington. Little Lego boats, sunken ships and other vehicles are spread out across a table. And each robot has a ...

The Short Circuits won first place in the competition. An earlier version of the article had an incorrect name. Students ages 9 to 14 traded their books and pens for wrenches and pins as they went ...