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Five Rules for AI Robots
This page is an amalgama of rules from Isaac Asimov's writings and current AI ethical principles. This is a great way to start a discussion about how robots and AI should or shouldn't behave and the consequences of such behaviors.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit 5: Lesson 1 - Sensor Priority Challenge
Two sensors, one robot, one rule: priority matters. Students program a SPIKE Prime robot to handle competing sensor inputs and discover why the order of your IF blocks is everything. What's included: Editable student worksheet · Teacher answer key & facilitation notes ⭐ This lesson is part of the SPIKE Prime Unit 5 Bundle — Multi-Sensor Logic, Variables & Autonomous Systems. Grab the bundle and save! If this resource worked for your class, please leave a review — it helps other teachers find it
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Game Design STEM | Create Your Own Game | Design Thinking Units For K - 9Th
🎮 Game Design STEM | Create Your Own Game (Kindergarten–Grade 2)Turn creativity into innovation with this exciting Game Design STEM activity! Students explore how games are created while designing their own playable game with rules, goals, and challenges. This resource guides learners to plan, build, test, and improve their own game, as outlined in the challenge on page 2, where they learn that games are built with structure and clear design elements. ⭐ What Makes This Resource Special:✔
1st - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, General Science, Robotics
Code Your Classmates
Want to teach STEM and technology? Curious about coding? Have a robotics club that needs to start with the basics? It's sometimes hard to get started, especially with computers and websites not always available. This multipurpose activity can be used as an ice-breaker, a fun activity for following directions, and a great STEM exercise. The rules and easy-to-understand graphical codes that you can build into complex sets of instructions. Or, keep it simple enough for kindergarteners to understan
2nd - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
LEGO Robotics Student and Family Contract
LEGO Robotics is a wonderful way to implement Computer Science at your school! Studies show that nationwide, we are experiencing a shortage of Computer Science graduates to fill the large number of today’s jobs that require a CS degree.
Introduce students to this quickly growing field, starting with my Welcome Letter and Application, and then use this contract to hold team members and family members accountable for FLL rules, high standards of conduct, and attendance.
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3rd - 12th
Engineering, Robotics
SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit 4: Gears, Speed & Mechanical Design (Weeks 7-9)
Everything you need to teach a complete unit on gears, mechanical design, and motor programming with LEGO SPIKE Prime. Unit 4 takes students from the basics of how gears work all the way through building, programming, and refining a Ferris Wheel — culminating in a Capstone showcase. The unit builds deliberately: physical intuition first, then calculation, then design decisions, then code, then refinement. By the end, students can explain why their robot is built the way it is — not just make it
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Lofted Vase Project in Onshape: Complete CAD Lesson with Teacher Resources
This is a beginner-friendly CAD project where students design, loft, and shell a geometric vase using Onshape. It includes a step-by-step project guide, a comprehensive teacher’s guide with instructional support and built-in formative checks, a student quiz with answer key, a direct link to the Onshape file, and more. The project is designed to mirror how professional designers think: students learn to define geometry with constraints, structure their design using offset planes, and generate for
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Unit 4 - lesson 1: Speed, Direction, and Torque | SPIKE Prime Robotics
Struggling to teach how gears really work? This lesson makes it simple: students learn how gear size and arrangement affect speed, direction, and force, with real-world examples and hands-on discussion questions. Perfect for SPIKE Prime robotics, it’s a quick, visual way to get students thinking like engineers before they even build. 📦 This lesson is part of the SPIKE Prime Unit 4 Bundle. If you're planning to purchase the full unit, you'll get this lesson included — no need to buy it separate
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Roles on a Construction Site Worksheet | STEM Activity | GATE Middle School
🧠 Worksheet | Construction Activity | Gifted & Talented Middle School Critical ThinkingEngage your students with this high-interest, real-world Construction worksheet focused on Roles on a Construction Site. This resource is designed to promote critical thinking, inquiry-based learning, and real-world application, making it perfect for modern classrooms. Students will explore meaningful scenarios, analyze real-world connections, and express their ideas through structured questions that go be
6th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science, Robotics
SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit 5 Lesson 8: Autonomous Vehicle Lab
This is where it all comes together. In this two-day partner challenge, students take on differentiated roles as Coder and Builder to design and build a fully autonomous SPIKE Prime robot — but there's a catch: no one touches LEGO or opens the SPIKE app until both planning sheets are teacher-approved. On Day 1, the Coder maps out the full logic structure — flowchart, decision priority, and Forever loop — while the Builder designs the physical system, from base design and hub placement to sensor
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Can you help Holly Jolly? STEAM Activity
The town of Holly Jolly needs your help delivering gift this holiday season. Engage your students in this fun collaborative activity. Product including 3 different roles with descriptions. Roles include green screen, legos, and dot and dash robotics
3rd - 7th
Creative Writing, Robotics
Autonomous Robotics Engineering Project | LEGO SPIKE Prime & STEM
Move your robotics students beyond simple coding and into real engineering thinking with this structured Autonomous Planning Lab. In this hands-on capstone project, students must plan, build, test, and improve an autonomous robot using defined roles and systems-based thinking. Before touching LEGO or writing code, students complete both a logic flowchart and a mechanical design plan that must be approved. This is not a “build and hope” activity — students must plan first. What Students Practice
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Robot Balancing STEAM Activity - stem activities robot
Robot Balancing STEAM Activity What’s Included in This Teaching Resource? This Robot Balancing STEAM Activity is a stand-alone, partner activity designed for grades 3–5. You’ll NeedPrinterPaper or card stockScissorsPenniesTapePoster puttyPencilsColoring utensilsRulersWhy Teachers Like ItSTEAM learning – Combines science (balance, center of gravity), technology, engineering, art, and math.Partner work – Encourages social interaction and collaboration.Hands-on practice – Students build and test a
1st - 8th
Engineering, General Science, Robotics
Simple Machines HEXBUGS: STEM Challenge Card Centers
Simple Machines HEXBUG : STEM Challenge Cards is a great *low prep* resource to review Simple Machines with your students. Works great as a center activity, lesson extention, or part of a Makerapace. Students LOVE HEXBUGS! In this engaging lesson, students follow 6 HEXBUG Challenge Cards to problem-solve and construct simple machines (such as inclined planes and pulleys) to help their HEXBUG move large tape "boulders". Students create using legos, tape, rulers, string, HEXBUG robots, and, of c
2nd - 6th
Robotics
Dash Robot Task
Dash Robot Task This is a fantastic way to encourage risk-taking when engaging with robotics. Students are encouraged to work in partners to guess and check what functions on the Dot and Dash app will help them to complete the task. Once they have mastered some of the basic settings, students are extended onto a more challenging task. Perfect for an introductory lesson with Dash...approximately Year 2 onwards. All you need? This activity sheet (two per page), iPads and rulers/tape measures.
2nd - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Spike Prime Beginner Robotics lesson
Starting a robotics club or lessons? This guide will help guide students through the beginning steps of programming the Lego Spike Prime drive base robot and use the robotic arm attachment. Skills covered: Driving forward and backward (measurement, rotations), making left and right turns, problem solving using repeat block, navigating a maze, lift/drop robotic arm to grab and carry boxes. For use with Lego Spike Prime kit. Additional materials needed: painter's tape or floor tape (use on floo
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Robotics
STEM Lesson: Engineering Design Process Presentation and Activity
This product contains a full presentation on the Engineering Design Process and an activity for students to go through the process together. This presentation is detailed and explains to students what can happen during each step of the process. After this, there is an engaging activity where students fold paper airplanes and are challenged with creating one that flies a long distance! This presentation is a great start for anyone wanting to begin teaching the Engineering Design Process as a gu
3rd - 8th
Engineering, Robotics
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