Phonics Review
Students will code their Ozobot to go ‘slow’ or ‘turbo’ based on the phonics sound they hear in each word along the path.
Create a Pirate Map
Students complete a compass rose, then write a story to send their ozobot on an adventure to find a pirate’s treasure. Students will practice directional skills and writing skills.
Play a song, Ozobot!
In this activity, students will explore how the different levels of Ozoblockly impact song creation as they program their Ozobot to play a classic children’s song. For the best results they will need to use the Midi sound blocks.
Seesaw With Friends
Students will experiment with balanced and unbalanced forces in a situation with friends on a seesaw. This lesson is intended to be used with the Ozo Goes on a Seesaw STEAM Kit.
Ozobot Zoo Adventure
Engage elementary students in a coding journey with Ozobot robots through a zoo-themed activity. Students use color codes to program Ozobots to navigate a zoo, visit chosen animals, and create imaginative zoo exhibits.
Snowflake with Ozobot
Coloring task for beginners, discovering how Ozobot behaves.
Aw, Shucks!
Students will identify words with the -aw sound pattern in single-syllable words by using the same color code “dance” for each sound pattern.
Subject & Predicate Review
Students will review the concept of subject and predicate. They will color code the Ozobot with the speed code that matches: subject = slow, predicate = turbo.
Lesson 9: I Use OzoBlockly to Code Point Counting!
This lesson is a continuation of Fifth Grade Lesson 8. Students will complete their proximity sensor code and incorporate point counting features.
Lesson 8: I Can Code Color Sequences in OzoBlockly!
Students will familiarize themselves with Ozoblockly and practice coding their Ozobot to glow different colors in different sequences.