How to Catch a Turkey
This is a companion lesson to go along with the book How to Catch a Turkey by Adam Wallace illustrated by Andy Elkerton. Your students will create a turkey (Ozobot) trap!
Closed and Open Syllable Types
Ozobots will be used in word study lessons to physically prove words belong in each syllable type by their drawn color codes.
SDG #6 Clean Water Sanitation: Ozobot Responsible Water Consumption
Students learn about the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal #6, Clean Water & Sanitation. Students will research this goal to create social awareness.
SDG #13 Climate Action – Ozobot the Recycling Robot
Students will learn how recycling can positively impact our world. They will code their Ozobot to pick up recycling.
Rhythm Reading Game
A game to test students’ ability to recognize different rhythm patterns in music notation through aural prompts.
Garrett Morgan and His Traffic Signal
This lesson can be used in an invention unit, and Ozobot activity can be stand-alone or mixed in with other “traffic light task cards” during STEM.
SDG #7 Affordable & Clean Energy: (Elementary)
Students learn about the UN’s SDGS #7, Affordable & Clean Energy. Students will read, “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” & code a story map.
SDG #14 Life Below Land – Protecting Endangered Ocean Life
Students will learn about endangered ocean life and create a presentation by color-coding their Ozobot in the shape of their endangered animal.
How Are You Feeling?
Students will listen to read aloud and code Ozobots to correct emotions as scenarios are given.
Scaredy Squirrel Ozobot Coding
Code your Ozobot with color codes to travel a specific path related to the book Scaredy Squirrel by Melanie Watt.