Hi guys,
I need help finding a open to use curriculum that we can use to teach FLL and FRC specific clases. The idea is create classes specific to FIRST. If you have one that can share it will be grate, or if you have a work in progress that can share that will be good too.
Any help will be really appreciated!!
It’s still a work in progress (I have to have it finished soon I know 
), but here is the curriculum for McCutcheon High School’s FRC class. It is set up to be a 1 semester course, teaching the skills an concepts that we believe are essential to know for FRC.
Feel free to use any part of it you would like.
Great work thanks a lot.
Hi,
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Thanks
For the time being I suggest that you use the 2018 Mississippi Engineering curriculum as a guide for FRC as most of these skills are very relevant to FRC. I battled pretty hard to make this platform neutral, so that schools could use whatever platform they choose for the robotics: FIRST, VEX, MATE, SEAPerch, BEST, etc. I am currently working on a FIRST specific version of this.
Also for FLL FIRST has this resource: http://info.firstinspires.org/fll-first-steps-request
For FLL, I would strongly recommend going to EV3Lessons. The Seshan brothers have had a lot of experience teaching how to use the Lego Mindstorms for FLL. The people we have referred this curriculum to have all made good progress. Start with the “Beginner” section of the “Programming Lessons” tab.
There also good resources for the Coaches in the “Coaches Corner” tab on the flltutorials website that is also run by the Seshan brothers.
Plus one to this for FLL these guys are great! (FLL Detroit champions award winners)
And the year before (at St. Louis Worlds) they won “mentor of the year” or something like that because they sat out the year of FLL and mentored another team to Worlds.
I believe that their updated / refined web site for this season is http://flltutorials.com/
I concur on the +1.
It appears that the two web sites are meant to be complementary. The EV3Lessons website is oriented towards technical aspects of the robot. It contains a link to flltutorials for “Resources”. The flltutorials web site has resources relating to team management, the Research Project, Robot Design and Core Values and links back to the EV3Lessons website for robot related technical “lessons”. Regardless, both websites are great resources.
One of the boys on a team I am mentoring met the Seshan brothers at Houston Champs this year and is really fired up 
We are a 2nd year team and 1st year class. I would love to see your materials too. [email protected]
Everything I do is a work in progress, but that aside the current top level outline of our training/lessons is attached, and also available here.
