Students use Quiver App to take their own drawing and making it come to life

Creating video games with Bloxels

Students use coding for the mouse to go through the maze they built

Students using the StikBot Studio app to create stop-motion animation videos with green screen.

Students are learning to calibrate and program an Ozobot Bit using paper and markers. They create a path for their Ozobot Bit to follow with color codes included to give it commands like Turbo, U-turn or Tornado.

Students are learning to use a Sphero SPRK+. Using the Edu app, students can aim the robot and control the speed and direction in "Drive" mode. Spheros were also used to conduct a science experiment about waves.

Students use iPads to code Dash & Dot robots to follow commands.

Students use Google Expeditions viewers to experience 360 degree real life underwater scenes, Grand Canyon vistas and more.

Snap Circuits teach students how to create electric circuits that power small speakers, lights, and rotary blades.

Students used sphero to compete in a Sumo Wrestling tournament

Students drew a maze plan, built the maze with KEVA planks, and drove Sphero through.

Students are working together to create a stop motion animation video with different settings.

Students are working collaboratively with snap circuits

Strawbees

Students were racing to see who could code their sphero through the maze.