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ISTE 2017
  • Welcome
  • Standards
  • Robots
    • Blue Bots
    • Dot and Dash
    • Ozobots
    • Lego WeDo 2.0
  • Maker Units
    • Broadcast Club
    • Stop Motion
    • Bloxels
    • 3D Printing
    • Rube Goldberg Machines
    • Catapults
    • Genius Hour
    • Insect Unit
    • Cardboard Challange
  • Resources
    • Getting Started
    • Professional Reading
    • Books for Kids
    • Why A MakerSpace?
    • People to Follow
    • Funding Sources
    • Materials List
    • Design Thinking Options
    • Reflection
ISTE 2017
  • Welcome
  • Standards
  • Robots
    • Blue Bots
    • Dot and Dash
    • Ozobots
    • Lego WeDo 2.0
  • Maker Units
    • Broadcast Club
    • Stop Motion
    • Bloxels
    • 3D Printing
    • Rube Goldberg Machines
    • Catapults
    • Genius Hour
    • Insect Unit
    • Cardboard Challange
  • Resources
    • Getting Started
    • Professional Reading
    • Books for Kids
    • Why A MakerSpace?
    • People to Follow
    • Funding Sources
    • Materials List
    • Design Thinking Options
    • Reflection
  • More
    • Welcome
    • Standards
    • Robots
      • Blue Bots
      • Dot and Dash
      • Ozobots
      • Lego WeDo 2.0
    • Maker Units
      • Broadcast Club
      • Stop Motion
      • Bloxels
      • 3D Printing
      • Rube Goldberg Machines
      • Catapults
      • Genius Hour
      • Insect Unit
      • Cardboard Challange
    • Resources
      • Getting Started
      • Professional Reading
      • Books for Kids
      • Why A MakerSpace?
      • People to Follow
      • Funding Sources
      • Materials List
      • Design Thinking Options
      • Reflection

Ozobots

http://ozobot.com/


Focus

Grades:

Second and Third

Resources/Materials used with Ozobots:

  • Markers
  • Paper
  • Quick Start Tutorial
  • ozobot.com
  • ozoblockly.com

Concepts/Skills:

  • Coding: Line/color sequence coding and flash coding
  • Calibration
  • Sequencing and patterning
  • Design Thinking
    • Estimating and planning
  • problem solving/debugging
  • Collaboration

Instruction:

    • Review what we know about robots and reflect on robot experiences thus far.
    • Point out Robots come in all sizes and are not coded in the same way
    • Introduce miniature robot, Ozobot.
      • It can be coded different ways
        • Line coding paired with color sequencing and flash coding
    • Begin with line coding
      • Introduce what calibrating is
        • Why is it necessary? How do you calibrate Ozobot?
      • Students use prepared tracks by Ozobot to watch their Ozobot move by reading line code and color sequencing
      • Students practice using markers to draw readable lines for Ozobot
      • Students collaborate, design, create and draw a playground filled with tracks.
        • Problem solve when necessary
        • Trade playgrounds with other students
    • Next, flash coding
      • Introduce ozoblockly.com to students
      • Review concept of "blockly" coding
      • Model, code and calibrate together whole class.
        • Discuss difference in line coding and flash coding
      • Students collaborate, create and code Ozobot
        • Problem solve and debug
      • Share and reflect on created coding with other students
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