Ozobot Editor Essentials 01: Sequences and Algorithms
Create your first block-based program in the Ozobot Editor! Discover how sequences and loops affect what Ozobot does. Then plan with pseudocode, testing, and debugging to guide Ozobot in a home-to-school challenge.
Ozobot Editor Essentials 15: Large Language Models (LLM)
In this lesson, you’ll learn how AI works through input → processing → output. Using the Text, LLM, and Print blocks in the Ozobot Editor, you’ll ask questions, test answers, and explore different output types like words, numbers, and true/false.
Ozobot Editor Essentials 16: Prompt Engineering
In this lesson, you’ll discover how the wording of a question changes the way AI responds. By practicing prompt engineering, you’ll learn how to write clear, specific prompts in the Ozobot Editor and refine them to get better answers.
Moon Phases with Ari Level 1
Students will identify the 4 major phases of the moon: first quarter, full moon, last quarter, and new moon. They will program Ari to recognize a color or color combination to indicate each phase.
Plant Life Cycles
Program Ari to represent each stage of the plant life cycle, from seed to flower. Using color codes and sequencing language, students practice creating scientific models while combining coding skills with their understanding of biology.
Meet Ari: Color Codes (5-12)
Show off your Color Coding skills by coding a track that programs Ari to perform various actions! Using the Color Codes app and different Color Codes, determine the correct sequence that guides Ari from start to finish.
Exploring Solstices and Equinoxes
Create a Blockly program for Ozobot to travel through the year’s solstices and equinoxes!
Basketball Challenge Mat Lesson 3: 3-Pointer Precision
Master the most challenging shot, the 3-pointer! Then integrate probability, conditional statements, and variables to rack up points on the board.
Ocean Challenge Mat Lesson 3: The Twilight Zone
Ozobot goes to the next level of the ocean, the Twilight Zone, where strange creatures live in very little light. Students will program Ozobot to look for strange creatures to “photograph” as they navigate underwater caverns.
OzoChoreo
Turn Ozobot into an “Influencer Bot” by sending a trendy dance through IR emitters. Then code a program for the “Follower Bot” to pick up the moves and join the dance craze!