I've met a lot of great coaches during my years in FLL, and they rely on
each other for advice (for example, this email list) and other resources.


Don't forget about the Coach/Team Resources page on the FLL website:
http://www.firstlegoleague.org/challenge/teamresources

-- There's a series of phone calls scheduled (with recordings and slides)
talking about different parts of FLL

-- There's a list of great links to help you learn about building,
programming, and controlling robots

-- There's a section on how to tackle the FLL project

-- There are links to other great resources, too.


The Virginia/DC FLL website at http://vadcfll.org also has lists of team
resources, as well as information about tournaments in VA and DC, and the
handful of policies that describe tournaments in our area.


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FLL is great fun for team members, and even for coaches and team
parents--it's wonderful how much the team members learn and are able to do
over the course of a season.


[By the way, tournament volunteers have lots of fun, too, and it's a great
way to get insight about how other great teams work.  You can volunteer for
a tournament at the VADCFLL.ORG website, or by contacting a tournament
director.]



Steve Scherr

VA/DC FLL Referee Advisor

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