Fll 2022-2023

The 2022-2023 FIRST LEGO League Challenge SUPERPOWERED season documents and videos are below.

2022-2023 SUPERPOWERED DOCUMENTS

ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD

• SUPERPOWERED Challenge Overview
  • Registered teams may access the complete Challenge [Team Meeting Guide & Engineering Notebook] on the Thinkscape Portal accessed through your FIRST Dashboard.
• SUPERPOWERED Innovation Project Question
  • Project Sparks and additional Project information may be found in the Engineering Notebook.
• Robot Game Rulebook – Game Rules, Missions and Detailed instructions on how to set up the models on the mat.
  • Interactive Robot Game Rulebook – coming soon!
• Robot Game & Challenge Updates  – Rule changes and clarifications may be found on this page. Postings on this form contain official information that may supersede the challenge rules. The updated information will be downloaded each Friday at 5pm and used for that weekend.
• Multimedia Resources for SUPERPOWERED – Resources for robot building, programming and project challenge.
• Real-World Connections to Energy Journeys – Resources related to the various Color-Coded Energy Journeys [White, Blue, Yellow, & Orange]
• Guided Mission Code [supplied by FIRST]
  • SPIKE Prime code– scroll way down on page to Guided Mission
  • SPIKE Prime Code png
  • EV3 Classrooms code – not available yet
• FIRST LEGO League Participation Rules
• Mission Model Building Instructions – Missing Mission Model pieces in your Field Kit?  Contact LEGO at 1-800-362-4308
• Robot Game Table Build Instructions – How to construct a robot game table.

JUDGING RUBRICS & MN SCORING APP

2022 Judging Rubrics

• Core Values
• Innovation Project
• Robot Design & Programming

2022 Judging 

• Judging will be conducted in two 15-minute sessions [Robot Design/Programming & Innovation Project]. Teams should prepare a presentation for each and be prepared to discuss their Robot Design and Programming as well as the Innovation Project.
• There will no longer be a Core Values activity. Core Values will be observed and discussed during both judging sessions.

SUPER POWERED Robot Performance Scoring App 

• Minnesota Score Entry App 
• All scoring will be done on tablets. This is the same app High Tech Kids Referees will be using at official events.

TEAM AWARDS

Minnesota Regional & Sectional Awards

• Champions Award.  Presented to the team who embodies the FLL values of community, positive role models, outreach, and sportsmanship is exceptional in each category.
• Core Values Award. Presentation to the team that best exemplifies the FLL Core Values. Judges will look for teams that work well together and focus on task-specific activities.
• Innovation Project Award.  Presented to the team whose research presentation covers all aspects of the project and has an in-depth knowledge of the topic. Creativity, innovative solution and sharing are all taken into consideration.
• Robot Design Award.  Presented to the team whose understanding and application of sound mechanical principals produces the most solid, predictable, and dependable robotic design.
• Robot Performance Award.  Presented to the team with the highest score in the first three rounds.
• Coach/Mentor Award. Presented to a coach or mentor whose leadership and guidance is clearly evident and best exemplifies the FIRST Core Values. This award is nominated by teams.
• MN Programming Award.  Presented to the team best demonstrating an in-depth understanding of sound programming principles and practices.
• Engineering Excellence Award. Presented to a team with an efficiently designed robot, an innovation project that efficiently addresses the challenge, and excellent Core Values.
• Breakthrough Award. Presented to a team who understands that what they discover is more important than what they win.
• Rising All-Star Award.This award celebrates a team that judges notice and expect great things from in the future
• Motivate Award. Presented to a team that embraces the culture of FIRST LEGO League through team building, spirit and enthusiasm.

Minnesota State Championship Awards

• Champions Award.  Presented to the team who embodies the FLL values of community, positive role models, outreach, and sportsmanship is exceptional in each category. The State Champions will receive an invitation to a national event.
• Core Values Award.  Presented to the team that best exemplifies the FLL Core Values. Judges will look for teams that work well together and focus on task-specific activities.
• Innovation Project Award.  Presented to the team whose research presentation covers all aspects of the project and has an in-depth knowledge of the topic. Creativity, innovative solution and sharing are all taken into consideration.
• MN Creative Presentation Award. Presented to the team whose presentation was both creative and well presented.
• Robot Design Award.  Presented to the team whose understanding and application of sound mechanical principles produces the most solid, predictable, and dependable robotic design.
• MN Programming Award.  Presented to the team best demonstrating an in-depth understanding of sound programming principles and practices.
• Judge’s Award. This is an open-ended award determined by the Official Judging Panel. There are no special criteria for this award as each judging panel is looking for a one-of-a-kind inspirational story. Teams need only to share their experiences with the judges for consideration.
• Robot Performance Award. Presented to the team with the highest score in the first three rounds.
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Place Head-to-head Robot Performance Award. Presented to the top four placing teams in the afternoon Head-to-Head elimination rounds.

2022-2023 SUPER POWERED KICKOFF VIDEO

2022-2023 SUPERPOWERED ROBOT GAME

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