Learning Ozobot Codes through Legos
Students will become familiar with the color codes for Ozobots by building them with legos. Students will also try out the codes on practice sheets. Special coding cards are included with pictures to help remember and understand the meaning.
2 Truths and 1 Fib
This is a great Ozobot ice breaker activity.
Fiction or Nonfiction
Students will decide if books are fiction or nonfiction based on characteristics of each book.
Parts of Speech- Interjections, Conjunctions, Prepositions
This activity will help students identify interjections, conjunctions, prepositions
Earth’s Rotation/Revolution
This is an easy lesson to facilitate to your upper elementary students to check their understanding of how the Earth rotates on its axis, revolves around the sun, as well as how the moon revolves.
Ozobot at the Store
This lesson is for students to practice sequencing from a repetitive book and demonstrate how there are certain tasks that must be done in the correct order when shopping at a story.
Pictures with blends
Students will code based on the sound they hear when they say the word for the picture.
Ozobot Alphabet
Students will practice upper case, lower case, and the vowel letters. 3 versions include: Upper case letters, Lower case letters, and Mixed Upper and Lower. For each vowel, students will use a code chart to color in the codes.
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever is a story about the six worst children in the history of the world. This activity sequences the story of the Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Students will use directional color codes to retell the story.
Directions – Where do you live?
Students will create a code path from their house to school. This can be achieved in a Google Doc, printed document or with just plain paper and markers.