Explore innovative tools to enhance student learning across Pre K-12

Welcome to your go-to resource for integrating EdTech kits into your classroom! Scroll down to learn about each kit, get inspired with lesson ideas, and discover how to bring these tools to your students.

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breakout boxes

Appropriate for all grades

Breakout boxes are a popular educational strategy for hands-on learning. When it comes to choosing breakout boxes suitable for different grade levels, here are some general guidelines:

For elementary grades (K-3), use simple, child-friendly materials such as puzzles, cards, and small toys.

For upper elementary grades (4-6), introduce more complex puzzles and games that require problem-solving and critical thinking.

For middle school grades (7-8), use more challenging breakout boxes that incorporate STEM concepts, logic, and critical thinking.

For high school grades (9-12), design breakout boxes that require advanced problem-solving, research, and collaboration.

Remember to tailor the difficulty level and content to the specific needs and interests of your students.

Spheros

Sphero activities will require the Chromebook App that can be downloaded on the Google Play Store

RVRs (7)

Standards Aligned Learning for

Grades 5+

RVR+ can be used to teach computer science concepts and supplement subject matter in any content area.

AI Tip: Try using your favorite GenAI to create a lesson plan that centers around a specific topic.

AI Prompt Idea: I need lesson plan ideas that are connected to Common Core state standards [Insert your standard, topic, grade level] as well as ISTE standards for students that use the Sphero RVR+. I need first time use directions for students.

Bolts (8)

Standards Aligned Learning for

Grades 3+

Sphero BOLT robots are app-controlled tools that make coding and STEM learning fun and interactive. They’re perfect for teaching problem solving and critical thinking through hands on activities that can be integrated into math, science, and more. BOLT robots engage students and bring creativity to any lesson! They work for simple activities or more advanced coding.

Elementary Robot Lesson Plan Materials Folder

Screen-free coding

(Bee-Bots, Indis & ozobots)

Bee-bots (6)

Appropriate for Prek-2nd Grade

(but older students enjoy them also!)

They introduce coding fundamentals through simple commands, fostering problem-solving and critical thinking. Students learn sequencing, pattern recognition, and perseverance as they plan, test, and refine their Bee-Bot's path. Teachers can easily integrate Bee-Bots into math, literacy, and geography lessons, making these subjects interactive and fun. Plus, Bee-Bots encourage collaboration, helping students build teamwork and communication skills as they work together to program and troubleshoot their robots.

Sphero Indi's (8)

Appropriate for Prek-5th Grade

Sphero Indi robots are simple, screen free tools that teach kids coding, problem solving, and critical thinking using color coded tiles. They’re easy to use and perfect for hands on learning in any subject. Students can create paths to explore life cycles, navigate maps, model energy transfers, solve math problems, and more; making lessons fun and engaging.

Ozobots (12)

Appropriate for all ages

Ozobots offer flexible learning opportunities for all ages, from unplugged activities with markers to advanced coding through the website app. Versatile across subjects, they bring interactivity to lessons in math, storytelling, and science. Whether for younger students exploring foundational concepts or older students tackling more complex challenges, Ozobots help develop critical thinking and problem solving skills through engaging, hands on learning.

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