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SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit 2: Precision Driving, Sensors & Debugging (weeks 3-4)
Precision Driving, Sensors & Debugging 11 Structured Editable Lessons | Designed for 45-Minute Class PeriodsThis unit builds directly on introductory movement coding and guides students into precision control, sensor logic, debugging, and engineering decision-making. Designed as Weeks 3–4 in a structured robotics progression, this resource includes 11 lessons, each intentionally planned for a 45-minute class period. Students move beyond basic movement programs and begin coding robots that res
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
LEGO SPIKE Prime Debugging Worksheets Bundle | Predict, Test, Fix Code
Are your students quick to run code but struggle to explain what it actually does? This progressive debugging worksheet bundle teaches students to slow down, read SPIKE Prime block code carefully, and reason through robot behavior before pressing play. Instead of trial-and-error coding, students learn to predict, test, debug, and explain—just like real programmers. Designed specifically for middle school LEGO SPIKE Prime classrooms, these low-prep worksheets work even on offline days and ar
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
LEGO SPIKE Prime Debugging WS 1 – Predict, Test & Fix Robot Movement (Begin
Students don’t struggle with building robots — they struggle with understanding what their code actually does. This beginner-friendly LEGO SPIKE Prime debugging worksheet introduces students to reading, predicting, and fixing simple movement code in a structured, low-stress way. Instead of guessing or randomly changing blocks, students: Predict robot movement before running code Identify simple bugs in movement blocks Test their predictions by running the code Make one-block fixes and verify
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: LEGO SPIKE Prime Debugging Worksheets Bundle | Predict, Test, Fix Code
LEGO SPIKE Prime Debugging WS 2 – Fixing Movement Bugs & Comparing Code
Your students can write code — but can they explain why it doesn’t work? This intermediate LEGO SPIKE Prime debugging worksheet pushes students beyond simple mistakes and into intentional problem-solving. Students must match buggy code to a known goal, identify incorrect logic, and make targeted fixes without rewriting the entire program. Students will: Predict robot movement from multi-block code Compare buggy code to a correct movement goal Debug by adjusting values, order, or logic Explain
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: LEGO SPIKE Prime Debugging Worksheets Bundle | Predict, Test, Fix Code
LEGO SPIKE Coding Practice Worksheets | Predict & Debug Robot Behavior
If you teach LEGO SPIKE, you’ve probably noticed the problem: there just aren’t many good, SPIKE-specific coding practice worksheets. Most options are too generic, not technically accurate, or written for block coding in general — not real SPIKE robots. That’s why I created this resource. These worksheets are designed specifically for LEGO SPIKE and focus on what students actually struggle with: reading code, predicting robot behavior, and explaining why something happens. What Students Do
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Unit 3 - SPIKE Prime Debugging WS 3 – Advanced Movement Logic & Code Efficiency
This advanced LEGO SPIKE Prime debugging worksheet challenges students to think like engineers, not just coders. Students analyze complex movement patterns, fix subtle bugs, and compare multiple coding approaches that achieve the same robot behavior. The focus is no longer just “Does it work?” but “Is this the best way to code it?”Students will: Predict advanced movement paths (squares, triangles) Debug incorrect angles, rotations, and loop logic Compare two programs that create the same res
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: LEGO SPIKE Prime Debugging Worksheets Bundle | Predict, Test, Fix Code
From Illustrations to Long Division - a step by step guide
Are your learners ready to use the standard division algorithm (long division), but not quite confident in walking away from their place value charts and illustrative techniques? This guide walks the student through a long division problem side by side a place value chart illustration of division with questions to prompt the students to identify the steps as they go. This can be used as a reference point for parents/educators, as a resource for students during independent work or as a jumping po
3rd - 5th
Math, Numbers
CCSS
3.OA.A.3
, 4.OA.A.2
Robotics STEM Coloring Pages for K-3 Science and Early Finishers
Robotics STEM Coloring Pages Bundle helps teachers keep early finishers engaged with meaningful STEM visuals instead of unrelated busy work. Students build robotics, coding, safety, design, sensors, AI helper, debugging, and career awareness through simple classroom-friendly coloring activities. What's included: Robotics Careers Coloring Pages – Robotics Engineer, Robot Programmer, Automation Technician, Drone Robotics Specialist, Medical Robotics Designer, Space Robotics EngineerCoding Commands
K - 5th
Coloring Pages, General Science, Robotics
Unit 2 - Analyze Robot Movement | Identify & Explain Misunderstandings
Students often fix mistakes blindly without understanding the why. This 20–25 minute worksheet teaches them to analyze movement errors conceptually. Students identify misunderstood distance, direction, angles, or sequence concepts, and explain what was expected vs. what actually happens. Why teachers love it: Fosters critical thinking before debugging robots Differentiates from traditional “debug” worksheets Includes full teacher reasoning key with sample explanationsEditable for easy classro
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: Movement Math for Robotics | 5 Worksheets + Answer Keys
LEGO SPIKE Prime Sensors & Movement Worksheet – Force, Distance, Gyro, Color
Stop Guessing – Start Thinking Like an Engineer! Are your students constantly asking: “Why didn’t my robot do what I thought it would?” “Which sensor should I use?” “Right: 90? But my robot turned more than that…” This LEGO SPIKE Prime Sensor Comparison Worksheet finally answers those questions — without turning your class into a debugging marathon. What Makes This Resource Different Instead of having students spend class time figuring out the code, this activity has them think like engineer
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Unit 3 - SPIKE LEGO Coding Worksheet: Same Goal, Different Code
There aren’t many quality coding practice worksheets built specifically for LEGO SPIKE — and most students struggle not because they can’t code, but because they don’t truly understand what their code is doing. This worksheet was created to fix that problem. Instead of building from scratch, students analyze, compare, and reason through real SPIKE code to decide whether two programs actually behave the same — and which one is more accurate or efficient. What Students Do✔ Compare two SPIKE cod
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit 3: Advanced Logic & Variables (Weeks 5–6)
Unit 1 - SPIKE Prime: Read the Code #4 – Wait Blocks & Timing (Beginner)
Teach students that not all code makes the robot move with this worksheet focused on wait blocks. Students will predict program flow, recognize pauses, and reason about timing in SPIKE Prime programs. This resource is also included in the LEGO SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit: Intro to Coding, Movement & Robot Logic (9 Lessons / 2 Weeks). Students will: Identify movement vs non-movement blocks Predict robot behavior during waits Draw paths and mark where the robot pauses Includes teacher notes and a
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: SPIKE Prime Coding: Read the Code Series – 5 Beginner Worksheets
Unit 1 SPIKE Prime: Read the Code #5 – One-Time vs Forever Motion (Adv Beginner)
Challenge students to understand infinite loops and program flow with this advanced beginner worksheet. Students will reason about code that never ends and what blocks can or cannot run in SPIKE Prime. This resource is also included in the LEGO SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit: Intro to Coding, Movement & Robot Logic (9 Lessons / 2 Weeks). Students will: Compare one-time vs forever loops Understand why blocks after a forever loop are impossible Predict robot behavior and reason about program structu
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: SPIKE Prime Coding: Read the Code Series – 5 Beginner Worksheets
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