Senior Solutions theme, Core values, Robot game, and Robot presentation. Our team will make four presentations before the challenging day of competition is ended.  Senior Solutions theme: every team must brainstorm, research, develop and share a solution for seniors in presentation format that will enhance their day to day lives allowing them to be more productive, comfortable or better in some way. Core values presentation: every team must demonstrate in…

Donna Connell is experienced in radio presentation and film making. Our team sure can learn a lot from her! As a team we build a presentation. The presentation has creativity and lots of facts that we learned from our research in Senior Solutions. There is so much information out there about how seniors can be more comfortable and enjoy life! When we interview and survey seniors we learn a lot…

What can a youth group do to excel in interpersonal relationship and community engagement success? One great response is to adopt and practice Core Values! FLL Core Values are the cornerstones of the FLL program. They are among the fundamental elements that distinguish FLL from other programs of its kind. By embracing the Core Values, participants learn that friendly competition and mutual gain are not separate goals, and that helping…

Ever wonder what one of the most gratifying experiences is to a youth club leader? All youth club leaders have their own goals and wish lists, but everyone must admit it is inspiring and rewarding to witness the youth club members engaged in tasks as a team. TEAM: Together Everyone Achieves More. – Chambless For the club leader: It is a great day to be alive!

Gloria Erickson from the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging (ENOA) traveled across Omaha to visit our science club. Ms Erickson informed us all about seniors, the many services her agency offers seniors, seniors’ needs and what we may do to better understand and assist seniors. In return we demonstrated to Ms Erickson what a science club preparing for FLL Senior Solutions does! We wrote exemplary pseudocode, demonstrated the robot computer…

First Lego League competition requires a lot of teamwork. As a science club we meet once a week for two or three hours. Since some clubs focus on FLL all year long while we are swapping science topics throughout our calendar, we have lots of catching up to do in the Fall. So we get together as a team at camp to fill a weekend with robot programming fun. Our…