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Free robotics games
Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot Pirate Game - Coding Made Fun!
Get your little coders doing more than just pushing the buttons on your Beebot or Bluebot robots with this easy-to-play Pirate Game. This game provides FOUR levels of play which even limited-readers can enjoy. You will need two Bee-bot or Blue-bot robots to best play with game in teams. There are costumes for the bots, some special obstacles for the pirates to avoid and of course treasure to be found. The game levels will guide you and your little learners from pushing buttons to coding and str
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K - 3rd
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Undercover Robots Camp - Spy School
This is a 38 page PDF that contains activities that can be used in an after-school or summer camp with robots that can be controlled by mobile devices. It is designed for use with a camp that has 6 teams of students (2 or 3 to a team) from ages 8-11. The Dash and Dot robots from Wonder Workshop are perfect for this camp, but other robots could be used instead. There are 10 missions included in this packet with unique puzzles for each team. *Note: Most of the missions depend on using a vinyl
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2nd - 5th
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Ozopoly Game
This Ozobot activity combines the fun of a classic board game with the skills of color coding! Students will work together to fill out codes on the game board and then battle each other to win the game.
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1st - 12th
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Technology Bingo
Just for fun, Technology Bingo sheets for Elementary students. Write each word on a small slip of paper and draw out of a cup or hat. First student to mark 5 in a row wins!Words include:Television, Vacuum, Lightbulb, Remote, Lamp, Printer, Speakers, Cell Phone, Wifi, Keyboard, Car, Computer Mouse, Microwave, Camera, Refrigerator, Tablet, Laptop, Cord/Cable, Video game Controller, Apple, Airpods, Headphones, Fitness Watch, Robot, Sewing MachineFor younger students, challenge them to find each of
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K - 5th
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Indi Robot Trade-A-Challenge
This requires one or more of the Indi robot car sets from Sphero. It was designed with elementary school grades in mind (as described in the details), but it could be fun and educational for all ages wanting to play with robots in an educational way.In this assignment, students make a “challenge” with a mystery Indi tile sequence for other groups of students to solve.I was really impressed by how involved the groups of students became in doing this and how they traded ideas back and forth. They
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Not Grade Specific
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Girl Scouts Friendship Circuit Circle: Daisy/Brownie/Junior STEM Activity
Circuits are everywhere - but how do they work? This hands-on activity will help your Girl Scouts understand how a circuit moves battery energy to a flashlight bulb. Use the activity to work on the Think Like an Engineer Journey series (DBJCSA), the Junior Get Moving Journey, and Designing Robots for all levels.
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
, 4-PS3-2
Architecture and Engineering with Angry Birds
A fun architecture, engineering, and coding activity with Jenga blocks and Angry Birds. Student teams will research, plan, and engineer Jenga block castles. Teams will then investigate the strength and design of their castle utilizing several, common brick bond patterns. If you don't have robots for coding, students can roll marble "birds" at an opponent's castle.
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3rd - 6th
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Math & ELA Review Game Powered by DASH robot
Have your students either review their math facts or reading skills (or both) with this fun, engaging review game powered by DASH robot (by wonder workshop). The students work in teams to answer the questions on the slides, if they get the question correct they program their Dash robot to launch a ball at the cups labeled with points. The team with the highest points at the end wins! The lesson slides include directions as well as the math and reading review questions. The math questions are
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4th - 5th
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Bee Bot Heart Hunt
Students of all ages love to make things GO! Learning is fun with robots and even more fun when you want to win the race. The Bee Bot Heart Hunt can be used as a single station or fun for the whole class. STEAM/STEM activities encourage teamwork, problem solving and whole brain balance. This printable activity includes game instructions, pre-colored hearts, blank hearts if you are feeling creative, and color playing cards.
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
Coordinate Grid: Get 5 in a Row Team/Partner Game
Students will learn how to navigate the coordinate grid. How to move using x, y ordered pairs with the "5 in a Row" Game. This is great for learning to code and general student visualization of movement on a grid as student learn valuable pre-algebraic concepts.It is played with teams or just 2 students. I have found this is a highly motivational game that is played like Tic–Tac–Toe. Students from opposite teams take turns calling out an x & y coordinate. Win, when one side has 5 in a row, g
Minecraft Education Coding Map
Minecraft Education Edition is a great educational tool that is free for schools! Students can enjoy playing Minecraft while learning a variety of lessons. This map was made as a way to reinforce the lessons of coding in Minecraft Education. Let your students learn the art of coding while having fun! Simply download the zip and unzip it then import the map into Minecraft and all done!
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1st - 12th
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Halloween Trick or Treat activity for Robots: Dash, Code and Go Mouse, Botley
This activity is a great starter for kids beginning to explore robotics. Using a grid or just the floor, students start on the red door (their robot's house) and program the robot to the purple door (where they are trick or treating). Students can add any amount of variety to this activity by placing obstacles in the path of the robot, navigating to and from the door, or having a partner move the door around.Setup: -Doors should be cut out and can be laminated if desired.-Each group gets one red
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Not Grade Specific
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Ozobot Puzzle
This puzzle activity combines the fun of puzzles with the skills of Ozobot color coding!
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1st - 12th
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Lego Bricks Building Instruction - Helicopter
A free instruction for building a simple helicopter using Lego bricks
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K - 4th
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VEX IQ Coding Activities for your Robot
VEXcode IQ Blocks - Coding activities for VEX IQ Robots
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4th - 7th
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Sphero Golf Card
Have your students create their own golf mini golf course and run the Sphero through! This is a golf card ready to use and print on golf day.
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4th - 12th
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Brick Building Club or Class, Lesson 1
Thank you for downloading my first TPT lesson. I have minimized my lessons to go easy on the paper and ink. Less is more! Follow me for lessons 2-10 which are coming soon. Enjoy y'all!
Grades:
4th - 7th
Brick Building Classroom Club Lesson One
Thank you for downloading my very first TPT upload. Follow me for Lessons 2-10, which are coming soon. It was my intention to minimize this to cut down on printer paper and ink, and because less in more! Enjoy y'all!
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Robot Games for Early Elementary
This product contains resources for creating a matching card game with 10 different robot types. It also contains resources for creating a "build" a robot game using various parts of a robot and a check off playing card.
Copyright © TECHnically Learning (Laurel Cutting)
All rights reserved by author. Purchase of this download is for ONE personal classroom use only. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only. Duplication of thi
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PreK - 1st
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Bee Bot Colors
These are coding cards for use with Bee Bots. I have included directions in the file to put together your mats. There are many different set-up options. This is a fun way to practice coding or introduced Bee Bots in your classroom.
SCRINGO!
Let's Play "SCRINGO!" Introduce your students to Stratch coding by using a fun game similar to Bingo, "SCRINGO!". Students will learn to identify Scratch blocks by finding blocks on their "SCRINGO!" cards. Students say "SCRINGO!" when they have marked a complete line (vertical, horizontal, diagonal).
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4th - 7th
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Speed shots
Fotos para jugar al Speed Shots (como el Speed Cups, pero con chupitos de plástico de Tiger).Las fichas tienen un número que indica cuantos vasitos de cada color debe tener cada jugador.Tres niveles de dificultad.
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K - 6th
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Caterpillar Coding Class by Techie Kids Club
In this lesson, we will study the life cycle of a butterfly and metamorphosis. Students will learn about sequencing, a foundational skill for learning to code. We'll program and see a caterpillar robot in action!About Techie Kids ClubTechie Kids Club is an educator-designed enrichment program that provides on-demand virtual coding classes for kids ages 4 to 8. Families, preschools, and childcare centers use the program to build reading, math,and logic skills critical for success in Kindergarten
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PreK - 1st
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