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Sally Sylvester <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 19 Mar 2012 10:42:24 -0400
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Hello Jr.FLL coaches and friends,

I want to pass on some Jr.FLL information:

1.  Jr.FLL Expo - Saturday, April 21st - Science Museum, Richmond VA
      FIRST Robotics Team Sparky 384 is hosting another Jr.FLL Expo and 
there are still a few spots left.
      It will be from 10 am - 12:30 pm and the registration fee is 
$25.00 (to cover the cost of medals).
      If you are interested, please send an email to Sally Sylvester, 
[log in to unmask] with your team name,
     team number, number of students, and where your team is from.


2.  You can still register a team for the Snack Attack season.
      If you have been thinking about starting a team, it isn't too late 
for the Snack Attack season.
      Registration does close at some point in April, so don't wait too 
much longer.  A few people have
      asked if they can register now to get their materials, but than 
meet with their team in June
      and July once school ends.  That is a great idea, a fun summer 
activity for students and one that gets
      them excited about science and technology.  The team would be 
ready to go than in August for the new season.


3.  Super Seniors - The theme has been announced for next year and 
registration will open in August - start getting excited and thinking
      about ways your team can get involved improving the lives of 
seniors in your community.  This will be a great topic that will allow
      young students to really make a difference to those in their 
community!!

Coming August 2012

Can Junior FIRST® LEGO® League teams improve the quality of life for 
seniors by learning about the obstacles some people face as they get 
older?  In the 2012, SUPER SENIORS(SM) Challenge, teams will learn 
about simple machines as they build a model made of LEGO® elements with 
a motorized moving part and create a team Show-Me Poster to represent 
their findings. Over 16,000 children ages 6 to 9 from 5 countries will 
learn about the challenges some seniors may have getting around, 
keeping in touch with friends and family or staying active and fit.


Thanks to all of you that have participated in the Snack Attack season. 
 Jr.FLL is growing rapidly in Virginia/DC and that is very exciting!
Remember if your team is aging out of Jr.FLL,  consider moving up to 
FIRST LEGO League (FLL)!!  Together we can all help to inspire
students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Many thanks,

Sally Sylvester
FIRST Senior Mentor Virginia
Mentor FIRST Robotics Team Sparky 384

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