The KIBOTM Zoo provides a ready-to-run series of lesson plans for 6–10 classroom hours, to help teachers implement KIBO TM coding and robotics in Kindergarten through 2nd– grade classrooms.

Teaching coding, computational thinking and STEAM projects with Edison robots is easy using our free teaching resources. All of the Edison robotics programming languages have complementary teaching resources including lesson plans, teacher’s guides and student activities & worksheet sets.

Robotics Resource Guide Tap into children’s natural curiosity and explore the world of preschool coding and robotics! Teach children how to use problem solving skills, explore cause and effect, and critical thinking to develop programming skills through age-appropriate coding and robotic learning strategies. Dr. Theresa Vadala

Introduction to Robotics Lesson Plan This Lesson Plan provides educators with step-by-step instructions for how to use the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education EV3 Software, with classroom-based lessons . Each lesson and challenge will give teachers the help they need to prepare, run, and assess the class .

In this lesson, students will be introduced to Dash & Dot, programmable robots that help kids learn the fundamental concepts of problem solving and computer science. They will also get an overview of Blockly, a drag-and-drop visual programming tool and begin to think of the possibilities of programming robot behaviors and reactions. OVERVIEW

An example lesson plan showing how materials published in the PLAY700 book can be adapted to create a weekend short course taking into account session time lengths and classroom dynamics.

Students find robotics highly engaging which assists in rapid learning in areas such as science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

iRobot Education – Explore hands-on robotics activities and lesson plans designed for students of all ages to celebrate National Robotics Week. STEM in the Middle – RoboWeek Activities – 5 awesome ways educators can incorporate robotics learning in their classrooms, courtesy of a veteran STEM teacher!

This book is a guide for teachers implementing a robotics unit in the classroom. It is aimed at middle years schooling (ages 9 - 15) but the wide range of activities can be adapted to suit older or younger students. The book is based around a single robot, the RileyRover, which is used in all activities. This approach is valuable in

Build and Program a CUSTOMIZED robot with this step-by-step eBook. Includes over 20 pages of full-color instructions to help you design, wire, and code a robot car from A to Z. Solve 3 challenges! Great for clubs, community groups, scouts, and makers!