Race to Recycle (Ozobot 3D CAD Library)
Using recycled paper and 3D-printed parts, students will help their Evo race to recycle more than the other team before time runs out. Visit ozobot.com/3d-cad-library for all the STL files.
Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 04: Debugging (Grades 2-5)
Students learn about the concept of debugging and practice the concept with block-based coding to find and correct errors in different programs.
Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 03: Loops (Grades 2-5)
Students learn about the concept of loops and apply the concept with Ozobot Blockly to program their bot to move in different patterns.
Bowling for Fractions – Add & Subtract (Ozobot 3D CAD Library)
Using 3D-printed bowling pins, students will take Evo bowling for fractions. Each attempt will give students a fraction to add or subtract from another. Visit ozobot.com/3d-cad-library for all the STL files.
Addition with Three 2-Digit Numbers
Students will practice addition with three 2-digit numbers with the use of Ozoblockly to determine the numbers.
Study with Ozobot!
Just in time for end-of-year testing, we’ve created a study guide activity with a twist! Use a Blockly program to enable Ozobot’s random movement around your guide. Then answer your study questions to practice any subject!
April Fools Debugging Challenge
Don’t let Ozobot fool you this April Fools Day! Explore the playful side of debugging as you find the hidden errors and troubleshoot the Blockly programs.
Slope Seeker
Students will translate single step equations between different representations (graphs, tables, equations, and word problems). Then, students identify the slope of the equation and code the Ozobot to travel along the slope to check their work.
Get to 100 points! (100th Day Activity)
In this activity, students will work together to code Ozobot through drawings of 10 groups of 10. Ozobot will “collect 10 points” each time it gets to a group and “cheer” until reaching 100 points at the end and then celebrate with fireworks lights.
Home Row FUN
In this activity, students will choose the correct home row keys on the activity sheet and code Ozobot through a path of keyboard keys, playing “happy/sad” and light up green/red each time it chooses the home row keys on the activity sheet.