




On September 27th, Team Neutrino hosted FLL Day at the Ames Public Library from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM, reaching out to 71 attendees. The event featured seven booths. One booth offered a STEM crafting table where participants could create paper airplanes. Another booth was dedicated to LEGO® building, allowing children to design and construct their own LEGO® robot models. At the coding station, we taught attendees how to complete tasks using LEGO® SPIKE PRIME. In the next station, kids also engaged in pseudocoding with a Bee Bot to navigate it to the finish line.
Two members of Team Photon 18050 attended and brought their robot for this season’s game, DECODE. They shared insights on their design process and their current progress in the season. The kids would then go to the next station, where the children enjoyed a game of I Spy with our robot, Levi, where they had to identify various components such as motors, the limelight, gas springs, and compliant wheels, while also learning about the function of each part.
Participants received a punch card that was signed off at each booth they visited, allowing them to redeem their completed cards at the prize table. They could choose their own prizes and assemble gift bags that included custom 3D-printed Team Neutrino LEGO® bricks.
Thank you to everyone who came and enjoyed the event and gave us a new opportunity to reach a new community!