Robot game
Build, code, and test
Students design and program a LEGO® robot, develop mission strategies, and improve their work through hands-on testing.
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Build boldly.
Learn together.
Canby Robotics is a welcoming, community-led FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge team. Students build, code, and solve problems together while growing their curiosity, confidence, and teamwork.
Build loop
- Imagine
- Build
- Code
- Iterate
01 / About
A local team built for curious problem-solvers.
Canby Robotics began with local parents looking for a way to bring LEGO® robotics to their kids. In partnership with the Oregon Robotics Tournament & Outreach Program and the Canby Public Library Maker Lab, we give students a welcoming place to experiment, collaborate, and turn ideas into working solutions.
02 / Program
Build a robot. Solve a problem. Grow as a team.
The team meets Mondays from 4:30–6:00 p.m. at the Canby Public Library Maker Lab. Using the FIRST LEGO League Engineering Notebook, students work from introductory lessons toward a robot game, an innovation project, and an event presentation. Participation is free, all equipment is provided, and no prior robotics or coding experience is required.
Innovation project
Investigate and invent
The team researches a biodiversity challenge, creates a possible solution, and strengthens the idea by gathering feedback.
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Core Values
Grow as a team
Students practice curiosity, inclusion, teamwork, and confident communication as they prepare to share their work at an ORTOP event.
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03 / 2026-2027 season
Take on the BIOGLOW™ challenge.
The 2026–2027 BIOGLOW™ season invites students to explore a biodiversity challenge and design a possible solution. Our team will pair that innovation project with robot missions, testing, and presentation practice as we prepare to attend an ORTOP FIRST® LEGO® League event. Event date to be announced.
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Interested in the next Canby Robotics team?
We form one dedicated team of up to eight students in grades 4–8 and do not add new participants after the season begins. Submit the interest form to be considered for the next available team.