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Re: LEGO
The best way I've seen is not through videos or normal legos, but rather through robots. Make a line follower, or set up the FLL field and have a bot that competed last year play the game live. Videos will not draw as much interest as you think; the field will be a lot of fun. Have a laptop with the code for that bot loaded up as there is always one or two kids that are interested in "how does it go"--recruit them at all costs; they may be the future of your team 5-6 years down the line.
If you need help with any of this, I can try, just ask JBot |
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