Grades 3–5
FIRST LEGO League
Young students explore real-world challenges through LEGO robotics, building problem-solving and teamwork within the network.
What is FLL?
FIRST LEGO League is where ITKAN students begin. From elementary classrooms to community centers, FLL introduces young students to engineering, programming, and problem-solving through hands-on LEGO robotics. ITKAN runs 38 FLL teams across 13 states, building the engineers of tomorrow from the very first build.
In Action







In Their Words
“My son begged to come back every Saturday. He went from being shy about math to leading his team's robot programming. ITKAN didn't just teach him LEGOs; they taught him to believe he could build things.
Aisha M.
Parent of a 4th-grade FLL student · Plano
“I built a robot that could move blocks and I got to present in front of judges. I was nervous but my coach said robots don't work the first time and that's okay. We made it to State!
Yusuf K.
FLL student · 5th grade
“Every kid on our Tawasaw team won an award at their first tournament. Watching 8-year-olds debug code as a team is the future I want to see, and ITKAN handed us the playbook to run it.
Tawasaw Coach
FLL coach · California network
What You’ll Learn
Engineering design through LEGO build and iteration
Block-based programming with Spike Prime
Real-world problem framing and innovation projects
Teamwork, communication, and presentation skills
FIRST Core Values: Gracious Professionalism and Coopertition
ITKAN FLL Teams
Marvels of MAS (FLL)
#52834Founding FLL team · Breakthrough Award + Engineering Excellence Award
Marvels of Machines
#56167Rising All-Star Award
Marvels of IAR Suibot Imams
#57988Raleigh, NC · Advanced to World Championship
Tawasaw California network
14 FLL teams launched · 100% won an inaugural-season award
RoboOlympics graduates
500 kids served across Illinois, Arkansas, Texas, Maryland · 25% conversion to FLL teams
Recent Accomplishments
Multiple State Tournament Qualifiers
RoboOlympics: 500 kids reached
California network launches
14 new FLL teams · Tawasaw partnership

