I See, Ozobot Sees
Students explore how Ozobot understands its environment and how this system compares to ours.
Immigration with Ozobot!
2nd Graders explore the immigration process at Ellis Island with Ozobot!
Linear and Angular Kinematics
In this classroom application, students will contrast linear and angular kinematics of Ozobot as he moves in circles.
Ozobot Art—OzoArt!
This activity will challenge your students’ creativity, improve their programming skills, and allow them to design beautiful art with an Ozobot Bit and camera or iPhone.
Magellan’s Journey
Explore Ferdinand Magellan’s global journey and craft your own world map! Then integrate history, geography, and technology by utilizing Blockly or Color Codes to program Ozobot to replicate Magellan’s expedition.
Ozobot Bit Morse Code Generator
In this lesson the student of computer science is given the challenge to produce an OzoBlockly program that will blink Ozobot Bit’s LED in accordance with Morse code.
Planetary Alignment and Kepler’s Law of Periods
In this lesson student lab groups investigate planetary “alignment” and Kepler’s Law of Periods.
Ozobot: Growing Patterns Challenge
This lesson challenges students to create an Ozobot course that contains a growing pattern.
Construction Set OzoBlockly Programming Challenge
Students write an OzoBlockly program to move a radioactive waste block and a bricks block to their respective drop-off zones.
Velocity as Slope of Position vs. Time Graphs
This classroom application will give your students an enjoyable way to learn the difference between positive and negative slope of a position versus time graph and the relationship between slope and velocity.