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The document is a Family Information Packet for the 2012-2013 FIRST® LEGO® League Northeast Ohio District Tournament at The University of Akron. It provides essential details for families participating in the tournament, including policies regarding team areas, judging sessions, hospitality options, and a schedule of events for January 12 and 13. The packet emphasizes the importance of child-led teamwork and outlines rules for adult involvement during the competition. Additionally, it includes information on parking, directions to the venue, and a pizza pre-order form.

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How much does the FIRST Lego League cost?

Click on the + to see offerings. Team Registration for FIRST LEGO League Challenge for the 2025/2026 season is $275 and includes: Official FIRST LEGO League Challenge team number. Ability to purchase the UNEARTHED Challenge Set ($95) through the FIRST Dashboard.

What is the FIRST Lego League submerged?

During the SUBMERGED℠ Season, FIRST LEGO League teams will use creative thinking and LEGO technology to explore the layers of the ocean and bring their learnings and ideas to the surface as they sea into the future.

Is the FIRST Lego League worth it?

Teams in the United States and Canada may recruit 2 to 10 team members, ages 9-14 or in the 4-8th grade. Teams outside of the United States and Canada may recruit 2-10 team members, ages 9-16.

When was the FIRST Lego League?

FIRST LEGO League has been inspiring youth since 1998. Red indicates FIRST LEGO League Challenge, green indicates FIRST LEGO League Explore (formerly FIRST LEGO League Jr.), and purple indicates FIRST LEGO League Discover.

Who is eligible for the FIRST Lego League?

As a nonprofit, we work at the intersection of education, schools, career guidance and engineering. The federal, state and local governments can create an enormous impact together with us.

What is the FIRST Lego League 2026 theme?

Get a closer look at the 2025-2026 FIRST LEGO League #UNEARTHED season materials! In this archeology-themed robotics season, students will use STEM skills and teamwork to dig deeper into discoveries that will help us build a better world.

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