Science – Page 12 – Ozobot Classroom

Pollen Love with BEES!

Using Color Codes (or OzoBlockly) students will dress up their Ozobot like a bee. Then, they will recreate the bee’s daily journey.

Using Ozobots, students will trace the path of one river from two different time periods. They will observe where the river has changed its course.

Students will identify parts of a food web and code Ozobot to travel through the appropriate levels of it.

Introduce the Digestive System and discuss briefly TWO systems, Primary and Secondary. Today we focus on the Primary system.

In this lesson, students will learn about the basic principles of robotic vision- that is, how robots navigate and respond to stimuli in their world.

Students will be presented with the challenge of creating a Ladybug exhibit at a new zoo including key features of a habitat.

Students will celebrate computer science skills during the May the 4th events.

Students will sketch, design, and create a 3D model of a symmetrical bridge that has an incline that the Ozobot is capable of overcoming.

Program Ozobot to mimic the path of Patient Zero as the student travels through the school unsuspectingly spreading a mystery illness to classmates.

Schools celebrating African American culture throughout the year could highlight famous black inventors with this lesson