Ozobot Classroom

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    This lesson was adapted from Drawing Two-Dimensional Shapes with Ozobots by Delilah vanderGeest. The original lesson can be found here: https://classroom.ozobot.com/lessons/lneSuaElAkRdOb4mzoydDPHAAj

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    Today you will work with a team to solve riddles by drawing shapes.

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    Let's take a look at the instructions on the activity handout together. First, we will calibrate our device.

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    You can include your favorite color codes from the choices in box 2 when drawing your shapes.

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    Your team will draw the shapes described in each riddle with a black marker. Let's try box 3 together.

    Teacher demonstrates using black marker and straight edge to create a shape with 3 straight sides and three corners. Teacher uses slow color code to provide Ozobot with instructions regarding speed when following the path. Students create shape on their paper. Teacher provides feedback to students on the width of the lines, the straightness of the lines, order of the color code, etc.

    4. Student Practice (Student-Facing Instructions)

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    Work with your team to solve the riddles.

    Use our vocabulary words on the word wall or posters around the classroom to help you write the shape names.

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    Box 6 is where you or your team can create your own riddle. Later, you can ask another student or team to solve your riddle.

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    5. Supplements

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    Circle Share Close out the lesson with a review of what students experienced today and provide space for student reflection. Discussion Suggestions: -Share findings about riddles. Point out to students that some of the riddles have more than one correct answer. Why is this possible? -Share about group work. How did you work with your group so that everyone got a turn to program the Ozobot? -Discuss figures on the last page. What happened to the Ozobot when it was following the path? Why did this happen?

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