Students
FIRST® Washington makes sure that students have all they need to be inspired, develop their talents and do their best in FIRST® Tech Challenge. Our resources make it easy to find the answers you need.
Tuesdays with Kevin- 5-6:30 pm
Info- https://firstwa.org/first-tech-challenge/current-season/tuesdays-with-kevin/
Here is the link to join the meetings. The link will stay the same from week to week. Feel free to forward this info to the students & mentors on your team!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82913817510pwd=SEZPeC9UQmk2dkpWRFFsaXdkaWxvdz09
Onshape Resources
Onshape is pleased to provide resources especially for FIRST robotics teams getting ready for this 2022 FRC and FTC season! As you’re beginning to prepare, take a look at our series of recorded webinars, blog posts, and curriculum to use with your team. Create your free account and get up and running in minutes with these resources from Onshape.
Webinars
Need Curriculum?
Resources from Onshape
3rd Party Resource
Jan 6: Coaches Chat
Slides and Recording in Workshops & Webinars
Jan 15 & 16: Interleague Championships
FIRST® Tech Challenge is a learning opportunity designed for youths grades 9-12. With a new challenge every year, students must design, build, program robots to compete with and against other teams.
FTC teams can be formed in schools or other youth-based organizations and are led by two or more adult mentors and to help educate and guide them in the challenge they’ve been given. Mentors guide the students in raising funds, designing, and maintaining the team brand, and working with their community to earn awards.
Each year, FIRST® provides teams with a new challenge that focuses on real-world issues that scientists and engineers are facing today. Students work together to design, build, and program their robots, preparing for the competition season.
One of the goals of FTC is to recognize the journey the students go on through the season, the students must create an Engineering Notebook that tracks the teams’ season; it should include all the work they put in over the season, what obstacles they overcame, and what lessons they learned.
Volunteers and teachers are the lifeblood of the program – they make it happen. Volunteering with FIRST® Washington is a great way to impact today’s youth in a new and exciting way, and there is a unique role for every person.
FTC is preparing youth to be the future leaders of the STEM field by approaching robotics as a team sport rather than a classroom subject. Our goal is to make learning fun and ignite a passion for discovery and creativity. Participants say that it is the “Hardest fun you’ll ever have!”
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, coach, volunteer, or team member, FIRST® Washington has your back every step of the way. We’ve built an array of resources to help guide you, solve problems, and make your robotics journey a success.
FIRST® Washington makes sure that students have all they need to be inspired, develop their talents and do their best in FIRST® Tech Challenge. Our resources make it easy to find the answers you need.
FIRST® Washington gives educators access to helpful online toolkits, detailed instructions, and connections to resources, including a free, comprehensive online curriculum and professional development.
Volunteering with FIRST® Tech Challenge is a great way to impact today’s youth in a new and exciting way, with unique roles for every person that are all significant to the success of the students.