📦 District Checkout Item | Target Grades: K–8 | Group Size: 2 per bot
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Example Lesson
Example Lesson
What are Ozobots?
What are Ozobots?
Ozobots are small robots that can be programmed with color coding or block coding. Easy enough for a 1st grader and challenging enough for a 8th grader. Can be integrated into all content areas. Ozobot video
Dual-Mode Coding Engine: Pocket-sized robots that teach computer science through screen-free visual markers (Color Codes) for early learners and block-based programming (OzoBlockly) for upper grades.
K–12 Cross-Curricular Integration: Designed to weave directly into core subjects—from mapping story plots in ELA and plotting coordinate planes in Math to modeling cause-and-effect algorithms in Science.
Turnkey Classroom Management: Optimized for pairs (2 students per bot) to encourage active collaboration, computational thinking, and peer-to-peer debugging during stations or whole-group lessons.
OZOBOT Evo Pacing Guides
OZOBOT Evo Pacing Guides
Below are turnkey, year-long learning progressions designed to take students from screen-free Color Codes to block-based programming in OzoBlockly. Select your grade band below to access curated lesson plans, CSTA standards alignment, and core subject integrations.
💡 Tip: Scroll to the back of any pacing guide to find ready-to-use lesson plans for ELA, Math, Science, and seasonal holidays!
🖍️ Screen-Free Color Codes
Foundational Algorithms
🖍️ Screen-Free Color Codes
Timers & Story Sequences
🖍️ Screen-Free Color Codes
Symmetric Codes & Logic
💻 OzoBlockly Visual Coding
Sequences & Debugging
💻 OzoBlockly Visual Coding
Functions & Game Mechanics
💻 OzoBlockly Visual Coding
IR Sensors & Data Loops
🚀 Sensors, IR & Advanced Logic
Proximity Sensors, IR Messages &
Challenge Mats
📌 TEKS Alignment Note: The CSTA standards in these guides map directly to Texas Technology Applications strands
(Computational Thinking, Data Literacy, and Creativity & Innovation).
Have a 3D Printer?
Have a 3D Printer?
Take hands-on robotics further by bringing 3D design into your classroom. Access ready-to-print CAD files for Ozobot accessories, helmet mounts, and challenge maze components to bridge computer science with physical engineering. (CLICK BELOW)
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