Resources

Excellent information on Starting a FIRST LEGO League Team can be found on the FIRST LEGO League Start a Team web page!

GRANT OPPORTUNITIES

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

The Archaeological Institute of America FIRST LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 site, where they are hosting an August 19th (noon CT) webinar entitled, “Ask an Archaeologist: Unearthing Challenges in Archaeology”, along with other great resources and links. A recording of the webinar will be posted on that site, for those who cannot participate live.

Junior Archeologist Ranger Activity Book with great activities for ages 6-12.

FIRST LEGO League Challenge Share and Learn FACEBOOK page – a great community resource run by experts in the field providing Q&A and links to other resources.

Team Meeting Guides are provided by FIRST to facilitate your seasons. Current guides can be found on the 2025/2026 UNEARTHEDTM Season Materials page.

Building and Programming Your Robot: There are tutorials built into the LEGO software that are very helpful. In addition, you can check out SpikePrimeLessons or EV3Lessons by the FIRST Team Not the Droids, which provides a complete set of programming lessons for teams, teachers, and robotics enthusiasts. The tutorials are clear, to-the-point, and comprehensive, with something for every level of user. And we concur – it’s a great resource! 

We also highly recommend FLL Tutorials, also provided by FIRST Team Not the Droids, which provides best practices for getting the most out of your FIRST LEGO League season.

YouTube is a valuable resource for accessing what other teams are sharing.  Look for videos on past challenges or even on current solutions to missions once they are released at the end of August. 

If you have further questions, contact us!