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Do your students love animals? Grab your students and practice coding as they learn about different animals!! This coding mat provides a quick and engaging activity. Use for a station as students can work in pairs or small groups to code their robot.
Easy to print and set up!
For use with popular robots: Bee Bot, Sphero, Robot Mouse, Dash. Students can work with a partner to program the bot & promote teamwork.
Can Work With These Favorite Bots:
Bee Bot
Robot Mouse
Spheros
Dash
Botley
This Activity Kit Includes
- 24 different activity squares - African Animals
- "Computer bug" squares to create a challenge
- 24 Task cards & 6 scenarios to guide students on which spot to program to
- Response sheets - students can write the directions - laminate or use pocket chart for reuse with dry-erase markers
- Four versions to differentiate between grades
- Code cards - for a hands-on visual
- Detailed teacher tips, directions, sample photos on creating mats & mazes
How I Use These In My Classroom
- This is a great way to incorporate technology into the curriculum. My students love using these during STEM time or centers!
- Easy DIY - Print & cut. I set this up in less than 30 minutes. I suggest laminating the entire mat to keep it in place & easily store it afterward.
- You can also leave the pieces loose and let students create their own mazes. They can move the pieces in an open spot along the floor.
- This mat can be used with robots that can move on a floor. Students will use the task cards to program your robot with directions and allow it to move along the mat.
- Students can work in pairs so one student shows the task card and the other student programs the bot. Then switch roles.
IT PAYS TO FOLLOW
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As always, please contact me with any questions!
Thank you,
Dena
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Description
Do your students love animals? Grab your students and practice coding as they learn about different animals!! This coding mat provides a quick and engaging activity. Use for a station as students can work in pairs or small groups to code their robot.
Easy to print and set up!
For use with popular robots: Bee Bot, Sphero, Robot Mouse, Dash. Students can work with a partner to program the bot & promote teamwork.
Can Work With These Favorite Bots:
Bee Bot
Robot Mouse
Spheros
Dash
Botley
This Activity Kit Includes
- 24 different activity squares - African Animals
- "Computer bug" squares to create a challenge
- 24 Task cards & 6 scenarios to guide students on which spot to program to
- Response sheets - students can write the directions - laminate or use pocket chart for reuse with dry-erase markers
- Four versions to differentiate between grades
- Code cards - for a hands-on visual
- Detailed teacher tips, directions, sample photos on creating mats & mazes
How I Use These In My Classroom
- This is a great way to incorporate technology into the curriculum. My students love using these during STEM time or centers!
- Easy DIY - Print & cut. I set this up in less than 30 minutes. I suggest laminating the entire mat to keep it in place & easily store it afterward.
- You can also leave the pieces loose and let students create their own mazes. They can move the pieces in an open spot along the floor.
- This mat can be used with robots that can move on a floor. Students will use the task cards to program your robot with directions and allow it to move along the mat.
- Students can work in pairs so one student shows the task card and the other student programs the bot. Then switch roles.
IT PAYS TO FOLLOW
Click here to follow me & learn when new products are uploaded. New items are 50% off for the first 24 hours! :D
I'd Love to connect with YOU! Click here to follow me on Instagram
As always, please contact me with any questions!
Thank you,
Dena
