Robotics/First Lego League

Build confidence, habits of learning, and teamwork skills with activities designed to harness young minds’ natural curiosity. In this year’s FIRST LEGO League Discover season,  SUPERPOWERED, students will explore where energy comes from and how it is distributed, stored, and used – and then put their superpowered creativity to work to innovate for a better energy future.

The Lovin Robotics Discover team consists of 8 students that are in Kindergarten and/or First Grade. All students in these grades are invited to apply. Students were chosen based on multiple factors including classroom performance, availability, and teacher input.

Build a strong foundation for computational thinking and engineering skill development with in-classroom and structured after-school curriculum that connects students to the world through science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). In this year’s FIRST LEGO League Explore season, SUPERPOWERED, students will explore where energy comes from and how it is distributed, stored, and used – and then put their superpowered creativity to work to innovate for a better energy future.

The Lovin Robotics Explore team consists of 6 students that are in Second and/or Third Grade.  All students in these grades are invited to apply. Students were chosen based on multiple factors including classroom performance, availability, and teacher input.

FIRST Lego League challenges kids to think like scientists and engineers. There are three main parts of the tournaments: Innovation Project, Core Values and Robot Game. The innovation project involves the team identifying and researching a problem connected to the current season’s theme. The team must also design, share and refine a solution to the problem they identify. The core values (discovery, innovation, impact, inclusion, teamwork and fun) guide the team through preparation and competition. The robot game includes identifying missions to solve on the game table, then designing and programming a SPIKE Prime robot to complete the missions.

Our Lovin Robotics Challenge team consists of ten students that are in the fourth or fifth grade in August of the current season. All students are invited to apply. Student selection was based on several factors. Students must complete the application in full in order to be considered.

Stress balls!

Bird feeder ornaments!

Enjoy an ice-cold cup of hand-squeezed lemonade crafted by our Lovin Kindergarteners! We practiced counting, measuring, and addition skills as part of our lemonade project. Thank you for supporting our school!

Morse Code Bracelets made by hand and with love by a Lovin first Grade Student! 

"Love", "Smile", "Kind"

Plant Your Own Sunflower Kits made with love by Lovin's Second Grade Students with sunflower seeds from Lovin's STEAM Garden. 

Kindness Rocks

When feeling sad, mad, or you need a break, give this jar a gentle shake! Take deep breaths as you watch it all fall, it will help you calm down; brain, body, and all.

Sugar scrub! 

Our after-school environmental club planted and grew luffahs. We then harvested them and created luffah soaps! 

• Allan's Notebook

• Mahdiya's Notebook

• Timothy's Notebook

• Sophia's Notebook

• Allan's Poster

• Mahdiya's Poster

• Timothy's Poster

• Sophia's Poster