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This robotics season, we’re stepping into the world of sports, play, and fitness – moving, collaborating, competing, and celebrating. In RePLAYSM, FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge students will explore the activities we can do in different spaces for play and how we can ensure that our games and activities are fun and accessible for everyone involved.
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2020-2021 FLL Challenge Materials
RePLAY Challenge Overview
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RePLAY Robot Game Missions Video
Replay Mission models build instructions
Building Instructions for the RePLAY SeasonHow do I build the Mission Models?
- Sort the LEGO element bags (found in your Challenge Set box) by bag number. They are labeled.
- Match the bag numbers with the corresponding bag numbers below.
- Open the correct pdf files and have an awesome time assembling the models. We strongly recommend opening one set of bags at a time so elements are not mixed up.
- Have fun!
- Visit the missing parts/customer service page of the LEGO website, identify missing element(s), and order.
- Or call 1-800-422-5346 or 1-800-835-4386 and a rep should be able to help. Team must mention FIRST LEGO League.
Getting Started with FIRST LEFO CHALLENGE VIDEOS
Getting Started with FIRST LEGO League Challenge
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Getting Started with FIRST LEGO League Challenge - the Robot Game
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Getting Started with FIRST LEGO League Challenge - the Tournament Experience
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TABLE BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS
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Official Table
Place the field on an official robot game table if at all possible. Find one to share, or build one using the instructions below (basic tools and woodworking skills are required). If you cannot find or build a table, you could place your field on a clean smooth solid floor instead, but it is still very important to surround it with the correctly sized border walls. SPECIFICATIONS (See the sketch below labeled “practice table assembly”)
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Welcome letter
Inspirational Season Resources (9/17/20)
REPLAY challenge updates (upadted 8/4/20)
- Challenge Updates (updated 8/4/2020)
remote learning resources
2020-2021 FLL Challenge Rules, Judging, and Rubrics
Participation rules
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General Rules
Teams, coaches and other supporters must demonstrate the Core Values in their actionsand activities. Throughout the season, teams need access to the following materials:
Throughout the season, teams need access to the following season-specific materials, which will be delivered after registration: ... Learn More |
Robot game Rulebook
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replay rubrics
robot game scoresheet
judging session flow chart
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Judging Session Flowchart for Teams
Your team should be demonstrating Core Values in everything you do. The judges are excited to see how you show TEAMWORK, DISCOVERY, INCLUSION, INNOVATION, IMPACT and FUN as you present your Innovation Project and Robot Design work. This is your time to shine, so enjoy your session with the judges. Tell them everything about your work and remember to take everything with you when you leave. Team Welcome (2 minutes) Introductory conversation as team sets up any materials they have brought Innovation Project (10 minutes)
Reflection Feedback (5 minutes) Judges provide verbal feedback to the team. |
awards list
Required Awards
Champion’s Award |
1 winner and up to 3 finalists depending on tournament size This award celebrates a team that embodies the FIRST ® LEGO® League Challenge experience, by fully embracing our Core Values while achieving excellence and innovation in Robot Performance, Robot Design and the Innovation Project. |
Core Values Award |
1 winner and up to 3 finalists depending on tournament size This team displays extraordinary enthusiasm and spirit, knows they can accomplish more together than they could as individuals, and shows each other and other teams respect at all times. |
Innovation Project Award |
1 winner and up to 3 finalists depending on tournament size This team utilizes diverse resources for their Innovation Project to help them gain a comprehensive understanding of their problem, have a creative, well-researched solution and effectively communicate their findings to judges and the community. |
Robot Design Award |
1 winner and up to 3 finalists depending on tournament size This team uses outstanding programming principles and solid engineering practices to develop a robot that is mechanically sound, durable, efficient and highly capable of performing challenge missions. |
Robot Performance Award |
1 winner and up to 3 finalists (2nd, 3rd + 4th places) depending on tournament size This award celebrates a team that scores the most points during the Robot Game. Teams have a chance to compete in at least three 2.5 minute matches and their highest score counts. |
Coach/Mentor Award |
Up to 3 winners and up to 3 finalists depending on tournament size Coaches and mentors inspire their teams to do their best, both as individuals and together, and without them, there would be no FIRST LEGO League. This award goes to the coach or mentor whose leadership and guidance is clearly evident and best exemplifies the FIRST Core Values. |
Optional Awards
Breakthrough Award |
Up to 3 winners This award celebrates a team that made significant progress in their confidence and capability in both the Robot Game and Innovation Project and are a shining example of excellent Core Values. They demonstrate that they understand that what they discover is more important than what they win. |
Engineering Excellence Award |
Up to 3 winners This award celebrates a team with an efficiently designed robot, an innovative project solution that effectively addresses the season challenge and great Core Values evident in all they do. |
Rising All-Star Award |
Up to 3 winners This award celebrates a team that the judges notice and expect great things from in the future. |
Motivate Award |
Up to 3 winners This award celebrates a team that embraces the culture of FIRST LEGO League through team building, team spirit and displayed enthusiasm. |
FLL CHALLENGE REMOTE REFFING GUIDANCE
