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7th grade robotics teacher manuals for staff and administrators
10 Robotics Posters | Quotes About Robots for Bulletin Boards
Introducing this collection of 10 stunning posters featuring thought-provoking quotes about robotics. With these eye-catching posters, your students will be inspired to explore the exciting world of robotics while gaining valuable insights into its impact on society.FORMAT: High Quality PDF FilesThis product is also included in the following bundles (30% off!):Technology Posters BUNDLETechnology Posters MINI-BUNDLEHigh School Classroom Decor MEGA BUNDLE #2PRINTING ADVICE:To use these posters, si
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Introduction to Robotics: Comparing and Contrasting Humans to Robots
What Students DoStudents compare and contrast the capabilities of humans and robots.They complete a Venn diagram listing the similarities and differences between the two. They use their understanding of humans and robots to define “robot,” to list tasks better suited to robots than to humans, and to identify common machines that have some properties of a robot.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
55 pages: STEM Night, Event Photo Booth Banner, Signs, Props, Robotics & more
School or classroom photo booth materials print and go! This is a ton of fun at any event! Students and families love to pose to take pictures and post them showing what an amazing time they had at the event. 55 pages Included:-Photo Booth signs to grab a prop-Props (even includes fun bows, hats, glasses made by me)-Grade level signs-STEM related signs-Suggestion for use (how I made a cheap and amazing photo backdrop for less than $5) Huge parent and student favorite, I get lines every year! Dia
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Digital Technology Bundle
Included in this pack is the detailed Digital Curriculum, useful for any school starting or consolidating their STEM curriculum, as well as 3 activities that fit variously into the curriculum.The three resources are: 1. A computer programming vocabulary sheet to explore new language of a Digital Tech curriculum2. A scratch coding planner for a detailed Scratch investigation3. An Internet Scavenger Hunt, great for teaching your students effective ways to use searches online.
Grades:
K - 7th, Staff
LEGO MindStorm EV3 Robot - Challenge Tasks Set A TEACHER RESOURCE (non-SCRATCH)
Introducing Robots to your students can be intimidating. I know, I was these a few years ago. Yes, there are lots of supports out there but I found most of them either too basic or too over whelming! Now that I have made it up my own learning curve, I want to share my knowledge with you with the documents I wish I had starting out...***Are you using the new SCRATCH based Lego MindStorm software? If so click here for an updated version: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/New-SCRATCH-
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
STEM Robotics EV3 Lessons 1-6 - just display and go
Purpose: 6 + Hour STEM X-RobotX curriculum for teachers and FLL coaches to use with their students. Teachers will have the ability to display the 30 slides in sequential order and end up with 6 sessions (1-2 hours each) of activities. By the end of the 6 lessons children will have the ability to use the large motors to complete a “race track” forward and backwards.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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NGSS:
3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
Robotics NXT Beginner Program
Teach your students the basics of the Lego Mindstorms NXT program using this ready-to-go package. It includes all visual Powerpoints to teach each lesson along with various assessments. The teacher guide will help move you through the program and students will learn to move their robots forward, backward, and rotations. They will then begin using the Sound Sensor and the Light Sensor to complete an obstacle.Included is a total of 6 lessons, each between 1-2 hours.
Grades:
4th - 8th
A Blue-bot Guide for Teachers and Students
A guide to using Blue-Bots for teachers and students including:How to turn them onHow to make them moveHow to make them talk to each otherHow to make it talk when movingHow to charge themHow to use the Blue-Bot appIdeas for teaching Literacy, Numeracy and topic work with Blue-Bots
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Design Project Handbook - for Students and Teachers
Design projects helps students to explore their problem solving, critical thinking, creativity and innovation. Guiding the students plays a key role in staying on the right track. This document helps students to complete the design project and documentation through guided steps in different stages of development. Teachers can make use of this document to parallelly guide, control and coordinate activities for design project of students. Differentiation can be effectively done as the independent
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Grades:
6th - 10th, Staff
ROBOTICS/DESIGN CONTEST: DESIGN A SOLAR BEETLE W/POLLEN CASE: GRS. 5-12, MG
Students are entering a contest to design a solar-powered beetle which can pollinate trees. Perhaps, prizes can be awarded? A certificate is provided, entry form, and instructions. Thanks so much for visiting! Excelsior!
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5th - 12th, Staff
ROBOTICS CONTEST: FOR GRADES 8-12, MG, GIFTED & TALENTED
For: Science teachers, engineering teachers, robotic club mentors, science fair coordinators: Principals and CAOs:Students are given instructions to design a robot that would help re-route harmful asteroids that might otherwise impact the Earth. The contest can be voluntary or used in lieu of an assessment! There is a rubric for 2 judges to score the essay and design. A certificate is also attached for participation. Students can use the internet for background knowledge. In the event of a ti
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Staff
BOTANY PROJECT: LUNAR GREENHOUSE GRS. 6-12, MG, H.S. AP BIO
Principals, CAO's, Vice Principals, and Science Lead Teachers: This can be turned into a science contest. It can include robotic ideas, botanical concepts, and engineering/design elements. If you turn this into a contest, it would be exciting. Teachers: Use this project in lieu of an assessment grade in science/ biology/ geography, etc. Use this for an internet activity. Use it for a homework assignment, as well. Creativity and imagination are sometimes keys to amazing designs. Hang the di
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
RobotC "IF Statement" help file
What is an "IF statement?"What is and IF / ELSE Statement?"What is an "IF" within an "IF?"Programming in RobotC but unsure of Ifs?This guided explanation WITH example coding will guide you through exactly what these commands are and how they are used.This help file can explain it to you the teacher AND you can have students read through it. Once read, majority of students feel confident to begin trying the commands to watch things happen using their cortex and sensors.Be on the watch for other
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5th - 12th
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ROBOTICS CHALLENGE: DEVELOPING A ROBOTIC PEREGRINE FALCON
Teachers, this contest challenges students to develop a robotic falcon that would
protect our satellites. Ideas and creativity are the mother of invention! A prize can be awarded, if possible. Knowledge is power!
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
ROBOTICS CONTEST: DESIGNING A MOUNTAIN GOAT: BIOMECHANICS
This contest involves planning and development of a mountain climbing robotic goat. Students are divided into teams to work on the contest. Good luck. Teachers: A prize can be awarded, if possible as an incentive for the developers. Have fun, and be creative! Knowledge is power!
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Developing Solutions for Robots at Work
Students develop solutions for dull, dangerous, and dirty jobs using robots based on the needs of a given profession.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 - Autonomous Parking - Lesson Plan
Design cars that can park themselves safely without driver intervention.
Students will:
- Understand that algorithms are capable of carrying out a series of instructions in order.
- Explore the concept of outputs by comparing different ways in which a wheeled robot can move.
This resource includes 3 files (.pdf):
- Lesson Plan
- Student Worksheet
- Building Instructions
NOTE: This lesson plan requires the LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Core Set. Go to LEGOeducation.com for more information.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Arduino Basics 101
A guide to the basics of Arduino that can be used to help support the "Geo-Robotics" lessons. The guide includes information about downloading and accessing the programs, how to use the programs and descriptions of common parts that you might find in a kit. If you are a Saskatchewan teacher, check out SaskCode's website for robotics kits that you can borrow, teacher workshops and student 3D printed challenges for K-12 learners.
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7th - 12th
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VEXcode IQ Blocks
My students are using the VEXcode IQ Blocks with chromebooks this season. After answering numerous repitive questions I decided to make a reference book for my elementry teams. This manual is 21 pages long and describes every block within the program. It also details how to download and how to start programing. All of my items on TPT are no fuss. Just items I use in my own classes that I thought would be helpful to others. I've designed this manual to be downloaded from Google Drive as a PD
Grades:
1st - 8th
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littleBits Librarian's Guide
Real-world tips for getting started with littleBits in your library.
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Lego Mindstorms EV3 - 2 Sensor Line Follower
This program is a fantastically simple and effective line follower. Use it as a starting point to get your robot to follow a black line around a course. Adjustments can be made to the speeds and reflected light intensity so that your robot can negotiate even tighter turns or work with various colours of line. Simply check that you have the sensors and motors plugged into the same ports as the program and that you have two colour sensors mounted relatively close together at the front of your robo
Grades:
4th - 12th
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STEAM Student Set Teacher's Guide
120+ pages of detailed instruction and classroom management tips.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Autonomous Car Guide
This guide includes all the information necessary to create an autonomous car. The car will drive itself through a maze or around an obstacle course.The guide includes:Sample CodeA shopping list for recommended sensors, cars, and other partsDiagramsModifications for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and LEGO MindstormsThis guide is part of our collection of FREE STEM resources. Check out our other products!
Grades:
7th - 12th
EV3 lesson plan for basic navigation using my blocks
This lesson plan discusses how we can control the distance the robot covers while driving forward. We use basic calculations based on wheel diameter and build our own little function that converts distance to motor degrees.
The lesson plan is an EV3 file one can open using LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 software. It includes video clips, sample programs for the teacher and student activities.
Feedback is always welcome
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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