Hotdog hats, bright white lab coats and Rosie the Riveter costumes set the atmosphere this weekend for the Penn First Lego League Championship Tournament, held in the Irvine auditorium at the University of Pennsylvania.
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