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Back to K–12 competition systemTEKBOTIX COMPETITION DIVISION · GRADES K–2

KaizenX Mini Makers

Non-elimination build prompts, story-based technology, teamwork, and a family showcase. Learners begin with KaizenX-designed challenges; qualified teams may pursue independently governed external events when applicable requirements are met.

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Competition model

Discovery showcase
  • Non-elimination participation
  • Short, story-based build prompts
  • Adult-guided teamwork
  • Celebration of curiosity and explanation

Developmental team roles

  • Builder
  • Storyteller
  • Tester
  • Team helper

How growth is judged

  • Participation and safe behavior
  • Ability to explain the build
  • Trying, testing, and improving
  • Kind teamwork

Safety and adult oversight

  • Parent/guardian permissions
  • Trained coach and defined supervision
  • Age-appropriate tools and rules
  • Clear incident and conduct process

Typical season flow

01Discovery lab
02Guided mini-build
03Practice showcase
04Family celebration

Example challenges for grades K–2

CHALLENGE 01

Robot story trail

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Build-a-helping-machine

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Green city mini challenge

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This grade-band model describes KaizenX competition development. Any external competition uses its own current eligibility, registration, team, fee, judging, safety, and advancement requirements.