Layers of Soil with Ozobot
Review the 3 basic layers of soil and use color codes to demonstrate the composition of each layer.
Retelling A Story
Students will create scenes from the story they are reading. They will illustrate the scene and write a sentence that explains what is going on. They will then glue their picture on cardboard. They will put the pictures in order to retell the story.
Snowflake Lifecycle and Design
Students will learn about the lifecycle of a snowflake after listening to the book, “Curious About Snow.” They will use color coding markers to design and create a snowflake after learning about the different types of snowflakes.
True or False
This is a versatile “game board” that brings variety for student feedback. Just handout the review board and ask any true/false question. Students choose their answer and color in the appropriate blocks to direct their Ozobot to their answer!
Recycle with That!
Ozobot can help build awareness of ways students can use items around them to recycle and rebuilt to help their community.
Interactions in BP Oil Spill
After researching the effects of the BP Oil spill on species, students will demonstrate their interactions using a chart and the Ozobots.
Interpreting Distance Time Graphs
This lesson will allow students to interpret distance and time graphs from a story or word problem and graph them accordingly. The bot will move along the intervals and adjust the speed, movement, lights and sound accordingly.
Color Code a Snowman
Students will use Evo and color code markers to create and design a snowman.
Forces and Motion Ozobot Challenge
This fun, engaging activity combines programming skills and science content! Students will use their knowledge of forces and motion to program their Ozobots for a number of scenarios where they pretend their Ozobots are balls in the scenario.
Stroll through the Water Cycle
Students will program Ozobot to travel through the water cycle! Applying what they know about the water cycle, students will choose color codes to correspond with the four main stages of the water cycle.