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FLL, a robotics program designed for kids ages 9 to 14, aims to get young students excited and involved in science and technology.
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I thought the lego leaguers would enjoy this kid-friendly Lego Ad on You Tube, done by a former Lego Leaguer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3tU8hP2tns&list=UUiRSlk1QpJMw5vFcq9-MW4w&index=7&feature=plcp