OzoBlockly Challenge: Six Squares
This pattern recognition programming challenge emphasizes loops, navigation and movement blocks, as well as varying line-following speed.
User Input with “Button Press Count”
Ozobot is out for a drive and wants you to decide whether to go to the mountains, to the open highway, or just take a ride in the neighborhood.
Evo Lap Counter
Students turn Evo in to a lap counter by creating an OzoBlockly program with light effects, sounds, button, timing, loop, logic, and math blocks.
Evo Stopwatch – A Lesson on Button Press and the Binary Number System
Students turn Evo into a handheld stopwatch capable of timing up to 127 seconds with second precision.
Evo Guesses a Number by Using the Chinese Remainder Theorem
Students get practice in calculating remainders in division while Evo guesses a number the student is thinking of; modular math for advanced students.
Cliff Avoidance Simulation
Students use Evo to develop an OzoBlockly program that simulates typical features of a cliff avoidance program.
Dizzy Evo OzoBlockly Challenge
Using OzoBlockly, students program Evo to zigzag as it traverses a circular room without ever touching the walls.
Evo Demonstrates Social Distancing
With the coronavirus pandemic spreading worldwide, what better way is there to demonstrate social distancing than by using Evo?
Evo Guesses a Number
Evo guesses a number between 1 and N with the least possible number of wrong guesses while demonstrating the binary search technique.
Learn to Code Ozobot through Interactive STEM Play!
Using pre-made STEM Activity Mats, students will explore fundamental coding concepts as they problem solve a STEM Challenge with their Bot.