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Series and Parallel Circuits - Electrical Circuits Worksheet - Video notes
Scaffolded Video notes uses phet animation to demonstrate for students the key differences between series and parallel circuits. The animation does a great job of allowing students to see the path of electrons, how the flow rate of the electrons change, even if they haven't yet learned the concept of current or Amps yet. They see the effect of breaking the circuit on the flow of electrons in the two types of circuits. Students can also see the concept of resistance in action, by addin
7th - 12th
Physical Science, Physics, Robotics
CCSS, NGSS
MP4
, HS-PS3-1
, HS-ESS3-6
Arduino Basics Quiz
A quiz of some basic components and basic code after completing the Spaceship Interface project - https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/SBR/spaceship-interface-4e616d and Mood Cue - https://forum.arduino.cc/t/project-05-mood-cue-servo-trembling/914075
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Coding Quiz
This is great quiz for new coders and younger learners of the different vocabulary words related to technology.
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
STEM Robotics Scantron
Use the scantron with robots that have basic programming, such as Beebot. Students answer a quiz of 10 or fewer questions and generate a code with the scantron, which the teacher compares to the answer key.
Not Specific
Robotics
VEX Practice Coding Template Worksheet
This worksheet is used for students to practice writing code without the computer. It can be used for students to take notes, write code for a quiz, document new code ideas and peer review and check for errors.
7th - 12th
Engineering, Other (Science), Robotics
Introduction to Simple Machines
This ready-to-use resource can be used to introduce a unit on simple machines or how machines work. Used with the website Leonardo’s Inventors Toolbox, students read the information on the website and summarize the information on the worksheet. There is a 3 question quiz on the site to test students understanding of more complex devices and how gears and simple machines are utilized. Great as a ready-to-go substitute lesson plan too! Meets the new Common Core Learning Standards in Technical
4th - 12th
Robotics
Ozobot Butterfly Life Cycle
Coding can be an intimidating task to take on for the first time, but with Ozobots it is easy at any level! The lifecycle of a butterfly is something fun for students to learn about, and a great introduction to coding. You can use this as an additional learning tool or formative assessment in your classroom. Be sure to use markers to fill in the correct code to mimic the way a butterfly would move as it evolves through the lifecycle!
K - 4th
Earth Sciences, Robotics, Science
NGSS
K-ESS3-1
, 2-LS2-2
Douglas Engelbart - Engineers to Know
Please take a few seconds to leave feedback! I'd really appreciate it. This is a mini-lesson that exposes students to important Engineers to Know. In this lesson students learn about Douglas Engelbart, and why he became known as The Inventor of the Computer Mouse. There are 6 student pages total in this lesson. There are 2 pages that contain reading passages. There are 2 student activities to complete. 1 lesson quiz and 1 reference sheet at the end of the lesson. This is a great activity to l
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Sub Plan | No Prep | STEM Careers | Robotics Engineer
Like this resource? Check these out!STEM & RoboticsThis resource includes 20 PDF worksheets with 12 engaging activities covering the basics of a Robotics Engineer's Career, it's key terms, necessary experience, education, salary, pros/cons, real-world applications, and it's future. Special focus on:Mechanical Robotics Engineer, Electrical Robotics Engineer, Software Robotics Engineer, Automation Robotics Engineer, Research & Development Robotics Engineer Activities included:Word SearchMatch
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Engineering Design Process Printable Materials for Science, STEM, and Robotics
The Engineering Design Process, including steps; Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, Improve, and Share. Use these pages for STEM Challenges to guide students through the step-by-step process. Allows for use in direct and guided instruction, review, assessment, or games. Available in both black and white and color for various print options and student needs and intelligences. 💖 Shining Compassionate STEMWelcome to Shining Compassionate STEM! I create engaging STEM activities, hands-on projects, and
PreK - 12th
Engineering, Robotics, Science
Computer Science Webquest: 8 Ways Computer Technology Solves Real Problems
From artificial intelligence to artificial limbs, computer science is changing lives, and the way we work and find solutions to problems. These 8 (actually 10 with an added nonprofit example!) scenarios present problems in life (such as car safety, and graffiti), ask students to think and reflect quietly about these problems cause damage and how computers might solve them, and then show cutting edge videos from the past 3 years that employ solutions using computers and automation. This is a Gre
6th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Class Discussion: Should All Students Learn How to Code?
This worksheet provides a 4 part discussion prompt to engage in a meaningful class discussion analyzing and making connections to the essential question: Should all students learn how to code?
5th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Simple Machines - Annotating Diagrams - CRANES
Let your students show off all the work they've done with simple machines. Can they find the pulleys, levers and inclined planes in these real world examples! These engaging worksheets invites students to explore the hidden mechanics behind tower and truck cranes using annotated diagrams. Perfect for upper primary or junior high engineering and STEM classes, this activity supports visual literacy and technical understanding through hands-on sketching. Students will: Identify and label simple ma
7th - 10th
Engineering, Physics, Robotics
LEGO Robotics Task Cards for Arena Contest Prep - Sample
These challenges are based on legacy TCEA Arena Contest Rules. Each challenge requires the Race for Time mat (available for purchase here) and various small game pieces from previous years challenges that can be easily purchased, such as dice, checkers, and LEGO bricks. Teachers can use these challenges to help students work towards a clear objective and then optimize their robot and code for time and reliability. Each challenge can take 1 45 minute session to complete then another 1 or 2 ses
5th - 8th
Robotics
LEGO Robotics Activity Packet
This LEGO Inspired Robotics Activity Packet has 5 activities for your students to complete. Activities include: Word Search, Color-By-Number, Robot Code Problem, Word Scramble, and a LEGO Cartesian Cartoon. These worksheets can be used while students are learning about the LEGO MindStorm Steering Blocks or anytime they are studying about LEGO Programming. These worksheets also make great warm-ups at the start of class, or assign the whole packet if there needs to be a substitute teacher in t
5th - 8th
Robotics
Fabricator I Practice - Measuring with Calipers
This exercise is part of the 2019-2020 Edition Competitive Robotics Curriculum Framework for FTC & FRC Teams. It is a practice activity for Fabricator I - Apprentice Tier - Lesson 4. Team members should develop a comfortable level of dexterity using calipers, fluency taking and reading measurements, and a sense of measurements.
7th - 12th
Engineering, Robotics
The Engineering Design Process: A Closer Look
This lesson includes a reading sample about the Engineering Design Process. The 6 steps of the process are explained. The lesson includes a short set of questions for students to answer as a reflection and check for understanding about the Engineering Design Process.
Teachers should ask students to read pages 1 and 2. Teachers should provide clarification for students as needed. Provide as much meaningful connection between student experience and the Engineering Design Process. Have an inf
6th - 12th
Engineering, Robotics, Science
3rd Grade Science Word Search Puzzles | Force, Energy, Robotics, Weather
Use these word search puzzles to help your students learn or review science vocabulary. The resource is primarily designed for 3rd grade students, but it can also be used for 4th or 5th grade students. I've created five word search puzzles on different science topics. Force and Motion.Structures and Processes.Energy.Weather and Climate.Robotics.Answers are included, so no additional preparation is needed. Related Resources :3rd Grade Electrical Energy Review Digital Game | Interactive With Answe
3rd - 6th
Earth Sciences, Robotics, Science
Scratch Tutorial 10 - Shooting Asteroids Game
This is a game build in Scratch, an educational programming language for children.
Children enjoy learning programming the most, when they build their own games.
In this game they learn how to build a 'shooting' game. There're a few actors (sprites) in this game: a rocket, the Earth, a laser ... and asteroids.
Programming concepts covered in the teaching plan include:
- sequences
- variables
- conditionals (if then)
- loops (forever, repeat until)
- random values
This is my first upload. Pl
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
FREEBIE Careers in Computer Science - Career Day Fun
If you download this FREEBIE, please leave feedback! A simple "thank you" would be great! I would really appreciate that. Thanks!Use this FREEBIE as you teach about the different Computer Science Careers. Check out this BUNDLE - Careers in Computer Science - 12 Careers in Computer Science resource to use with this FREEBIE!Interested in learning more about C areers in Computer Science? Computer Science standards have been adopted in many states across the U.S. I have created 12 different re
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Hour of Code: Coding Puzzles Unplugged
In honor of Hour of Code enjoy this unplugged freebie printable! Print out PDF pages 5-9 for students to complete. Page 5 contains a question with a mystery answer that can be revealed as each puzzle is completed. As students read the code on each of the puzzle pages, they will discover a letter that can be used to answer the question on PDF page 5. Answer key is included along with directions and an example to demonstrate how to read the code and color in the grids. PDF pages 1-2 Cover and Cre
2nd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
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