Glen Ames

FLL Robotics team training 2026

Class Dates for 2026

Class time: 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM

✅ Class Details

Time: All classes run from 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM.
We will have three groups:

  • Monday Group

  • Tuesday Group

  • Thursday Group

All groups will cover the same curriculum and activities.

Duration:
10 sessions, each session is 90 minutes long

✅ Equipment:
Each student will receive their own LEGO SPIKE Prime kit for the duration of the course, along with access to an extension set for more advanced builds.

✅ Program Overview:
In our LEGO SPIKE Prime Robotics sessions, we will begin with a brief refresher of the fundamentals to ensure all students are aligned and ready to progress. From there, students will dive deeper into programming techniques and more advanced robotics concepts.

Participants will explore sensor integration in greater depth, learning how to use the distance and color sensors to enhance robot functionality and performance. Students will also focus on robot design and engineering, taking on more complex builds and specialized attachments.

Throughout the course, students will:

  • Program robots to complete autonomous missions

  • Practice troubleshooting and optimizing their designs

  • Work in teams to solve collaborative engineering challenges

This course is designed to further develop students’ problem-solving, coding, and engineering skills, while strengthening teamwork and collaboration.

All content is specifically designed to prepare students for participation in the First LEGO League (FLL) competition.

Select a Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday session: 4:30 Pm to 6:00 PM

MONDAY

  • Monday, April 13

  • Monday, April 20

  • Monday, April 27

  • Monday, May 4

  • Monday, May 11

  • WEDNESDAY, May 20
    (Class moved from May 18th)

  • Monday, May 25

  • Monday, June 1

  • Monday, June 8

  • Monday, June 15

Tuesday

  • Tuesday, April 14

  • Tuesday, April 21

  • Tuesday, April 28

  • Tuesday, May 5

  • Tuesday, May 12

  • Tuesday, May 19

  • Tuesday, May 26

  • Tuesday, June 2

  • Tuesday, June 9

  • Tuesday, June 16

Thursday

  • Thursday, April 16

  • Thursday, April 23

  • Thursday, April 30

  • Thursday, May 7

  • Thursday, May 14

  • Thursday, May 21

  • Thursday, May 28

  • Thursday, June 4

  • Thursday, June 11

  • Thursday, June 18

Class # 1

An introduction lesson featuring each part of the robot and how it functioned! After learning the basics, we built the base driving robot and coded it, experimenting with 90° turns. With our bot programmed, we navigated it throughout a maze from start to finish without error! 🤖 ⚡

Class # 2

Following building instructions, we created our robots while ensuring tidy wire management! 🔌 After going over our corner turns from last week, we learnt how to turn left and right backwards. Once we tidied up our building areas, we developed our code and then navigated our bots through a variety of tough challenges! 💪 🎯

Class # 3

Today, we discussed the Gyro Sensor and how to use it. After building our robot, we included a display that demonstrated which direction it faced! 💡 By placing our bot on top of a circle with degrees, we tested the Sensor. Upon applying further modifications and new code, we used our new robots in a difficult challenge with two goals: to interact with an object and to reach the finish line! 🏁 🦾

Location:

📍 Location: Beaches Presbyterian Church (Lower level)
🏠 Address: 65 Glen Manor Drive, Toronto

Please enter through the door where our signage is located.

✉️ For inquiries, email us contact@thecubespace.net