Los Angeles, CA - Junior Botball Challenge Day 
Saturday, May 4th

A Junior Botball Challenge Day is where students show their progress in computer science using hands on autonomous robots.  Students work to complete as many challenges as they can.  A variety of Challenges are provided so students at different skill levels will be challenged at their appropriate level.  Students do not need to have any of the challenges completed before attending.

What does the day look like?
A variety of Challenges will be set up on JBC mat.  When students are ready to "conquer" the challenge they will go to the mat and attempt the task.  They can do the Challenges in any order. Throughout the day students will be developing code, conquering challenges, and receiving buttons for completion of the challenge.  You will also see volunteers and audience members cheering, and giving out high-fives.  It's a very fun and relaxing event. 

This is a student oriented event.  Educators and/or parents should not touch the computers or the robots, even though they are permitted in the pit area. 

Where:
Providence HS
511 S Buena Vista St.
Burbank, CA 91505

Time:
9:00am - 2:00pm

Challenges:
Log in to find the Challenges. 
Navigate to Events -> Register for JBC Challenge Days -> View Challenges

What do we bring?
students
robots and all the kit pieces
a device for coding on (computer, tablets, iPad, kindles)
mats
empty coke cans
tape
a power strip per robot
notebooks and writing device

Sign Up Now! By logging in and clicking "Sign up for JBC Challenge Days" under the JBC Events tab. 

Please contact KIPR for any questions: info@kipr.org or 405-579-4609.

Tulsa, OK - Junior Botball Challenge Day
Saturday, May 11th

A Junior Botball Challenge Day is where students show their progress in computer science using hands on autonomous robots.  Students work to complete as many challenges as they can.  A variety of Challenges are provided so students at different skill levels will be challenged at their appropriate level.  Students do not need to have any of the challenges completed before attending.  

What does the day look like?
A variety of Challenges will be set up on JBC mat.  When students are ready to "conquer" the challenge they will go to the mat and attempt the task.  They can do the Challenges in any order. Throughout the day students will be developing code, conquering challenges, and receiving buttons for completion of the challenge.  You will also see volunteers and audience members cheering, and giving out high-fives.  It's a very fun and relaxing event. 

This is a student oriented event.  Educators and/or parents should not touch the computers or the robots, even though they are permitted in the pit area. 

Where:
Exchange Center
Tulsa Expo Square
4145 East 21st Street
Tulsa, OK 74114

Directions:
The Tulsa State Fair is located one block West of 21st Street and Yale Avenue.

• From Oklahoma City (I-44 Eastbound Turner Turnpike):
  - From I-44, exit at Yale Avenue
  - Turn North (left) on Yale Avenue to 21st Street
  - Turn West (left) on 21st Street or 15th Street

Time:
8:30am - 2:00pm

Challenges:
Log in to find the Challenges. 
Navigate to Events -> Register for JBC Challenge Days -> View Challenges

Lunch:
There will be concessions available, please expect Fairground prices. No outside food is allowed.

What do we bring?
students
robots and all the kit pieces
a device for coding on (computer, tablets, iPad, kindles)
mats
empty coke cans
tape
a power strip per robot
notebooks and writing device

Sign Up Now! By logging in and clicking "Sign up for JBC Challenge Days" under the JBC Events tab. 

Please contact KIPR for any questions: info@kipr.org or 405-579-4609.

Tennessee - Junior Botball Challenge Day
Saturday, May 18th

A Junior Botball Challenge Day is where students show their progress in computer science using hands on autonomous robots.  Students work to complete as many challenges as they can.  A variety of Challenges are provided so students at different skill levels will be challenged at their appropriate level.  Students do not need to have any of the challenges completed before attending.  

What does the day look like?
A variety of Challenges will be set up on JBC mat.  When students are ready to "conquer" the challenge they will go to the mat and attempt the task.  They can do the Challenges in any order. Throughout the day students will be developing code, conquering challenges, and receiving buttons for completion of the challenge.  You will also see volunteers and audience members cheering, and giving out high-fives.  It's a very fun and relaxing event. 

This is a student oriented event.  Educators and/or parents should not touch the computers or the robots, even though they are permitted in the pit area. 

Where:
TBD

Time:
9:00am - 2:00pm

Schedule:
9:00am – Challenge Begins
11:30pm – Lunch Break
2:00pm – Challenge Concluded

Challenges:
Log in to find the Challenges. 
Navigate to Events -> Register for JBC Challenge Days -> View Challenges

What do we bring?
students
robots and all the kit pieces
a device for coding on (computer, tablets, iPad, kindles)
mats
empty coke cans
tape
a power strip per robot
notebooks and writing device

Sign Up Now! By logging in and clicking "Sign up for JBC Challenge Days" under the JBC Events tab. 

Please contact KIPR for any questions: info@kipr.org or 405-579-4609.