Kids Games
Learn by Building Robots
For Grades 5–8
What I Do Next?
Meet ROV-7, an underwater robot connected to a ship by a zipline data cable. ROV-7's job is to prevent, detect, and mitigate an oil leak — but it can only do what you tell it. Type an instruction for what ROV-7 should do next. If your answer is too general, ROV-7 will ask "How?" until you give it a real plan. Stuck? Keep trying — ROV-7 starts dropping hints after a few attempts.
For Parents & Teachers
This game was designed for students in grades 5–8 to build intuition about how real inspection robots handle infrastructure problems: checking similar spots proactively (prevention), using the right sensor for the right question (detection), and responding in the correct order — stop the source, contain the spill, then report it (mitigation). Answers are evaluated loosely on keywords, so encourage kids to type full, specific instructions rather than single words.
FIRST LEGO League Challenge · Ages 9–11
FLL Attachment Lab
Get your SPIKE Prime robot ready for the BIOGLOW robot game! Pick a mission, figure out what your robot has to do, choose the right kind of attachment, sketch your design, then build it with real LEGO and test it until it works every time.
For Parents & Coaches
The Attachment Lab guides students through the engineering design process for each of the 15 BIOGLOW missions. It asks questions and teaches attachment patterns (hooks, lifters, pushers, drop boxes) but never gives a finished solution, so the robot stays the kids' own work. Students log in with accounts their coach creates, and coaches can review every student's answers, sketches and test logs from the coach dashboard. Mission summaries are written in our own words. The official FIRST® LEGO® League Robot Game Rulebook and Challenge Updates are always the final authority. This is an independent learning tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FIRST or the LEGO Group.