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Free 11th grade robotics resources
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
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6th - 12th
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Engineering Design Process Materials for STEM & 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. FOLLOW ME:For ideas, tips and tricks, updates, FREEBIE's and more!YouTube Channel: the wright method 4 eduInstagram: TheWRIGHTMet
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PreK - 12th
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FLYING ANGELS {free}
- 8 images (4 Color and 4 B&W)- images saved at 300dpi in PNG filesTerm of use:- Any merchandise goods or product, which you offer advertise distribute on commercial basis or free on your pages, blogs or store, must provide credit back to D.S.art.- Graphics Arts Images can be used are intended to create commercial or free products.- Graphics Arts Images must not be reselled, distributed in its originals is. You may use these graphics by combining them with other elements such as border, back
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
"Spare Parts" Movie Questions
Questions to go along sequentially with the movie "Spare Parts". This movie is rated PG-13 and was made in 2015 based off of a documentary called "Underwater Dreams". It has the same feel as the movie "Stand and Deliver". I view it in my math classroom but would say it is suitable to the science classroom as well. It tells the story of 4 students and a substitute teacher in a low-income school joining a Underwater Robotics Competition against some of the greatest schools in the Western Region. I
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Work Habits Checklist for Robotics/STEM
This behavior/participation checklist was developed as a tool for keeping track of student participation in a Robotics class. It is based on a point system. I found my middle school students were very receptive to this form of immediate feedback. This checklist could also be used in elementary, middle school, high school, and all grade levels.
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PreK - 12th
A Maker Space in Every Classroom CCSS & STEAM Promoting
Do you want to spur creativity and innovation in your classroom? Create a Maker Space today. Your students will be thrilled and you will unleash their power to create!
A Maker Space is also known as Fablab, Tinkerspot, Hacker Space, Tech Shop. A Maker Space makes learning novel, hands-on, and challenging. The idea of making and practical problem solving has been endorsed by Piaget and Pappert.
Having a Maker Space in your classroom you can encourage STEAM and STEM, math, science, technology, e
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K - 12th
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Ozobot Star Wars Costumes
These Ozobot costumes would go great with a Star Wars activity, or used just for fun!
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1st - 12th
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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
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4th - 12th
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Compare and Contrast graphic organizer
This Venn diagram can be used to compare and contrast the scripts in the Mark 14 & 16 reader's theater freebie or anything else.
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3rd - 12th
Robotics & AI - Discussion
This is a great lesson for Social Sciences, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Engineering, Debate, Intermediate-Level English Language Acquisition, Sociology or Business English that can be stretched out over two or three 60-minute lessons or used for a single 60-minute class period depending on your students' ability. The lesson starts with a discussion about violence in entertainment. Then students are front-loaded with useful vocabulary before watching a Youtube video clip exhibiting a giant
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
John's Robotics: Robotics and STEM Career Student Interest Survey
This survey can be used as a pre-post tool for assessing your programs impact on students career choices or interest in the Robotics and STEM areas. Students take a few minutes to fill out this survey relating to their experience in robotics along with current and future interest in the STEM fields as a career pathway.
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7th - 12th
Hot Dogs | How is it made? #1 | Design | Technology | STEM (Google Version)
Hot dogs are neither hot in their jars nor dogs, they are in-fact delicious pink protein cylinders and made often with cut-offs from meat into a delicious protein treat. Produced in factories with special sleeves to contain and shape hot dogs, they are a production wonder and worth learning about. So here's a little resource to help out with that. This How is it made? article provides the perfect grab and go, print and provide resource that can supplement lessons. It is an article with questions
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7th - 12th
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Ozopoly Game
This Ozobot activity combines the fun of a classic board game with the skills of color coding! Students will work together to fill out codes on the game board and then battle each other to win the game.
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1st - 12th
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Artificial Intelligence Discussion Question FREEBIE!
Interactive and thought-provoking discussion questions designed to spark engaging conversations about Artificial Intelligence (AI) in your classroom! Integrate these slides with other information AI slide decks, writing assignments, activities, and so much more!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Scratch 3.0 Blocks on Google Slides
Scratch 3.0 blocks for Google Slides was created so that you can easily create visual Scratch lessons your students!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Hot Dogs | How is it made? #1 | Design | Technology | STEM (Offline Version)
Hot dogs are neither hot in their jars nor dogs, they are in-fact delicious pink protein cylinders and made often with cut-offs from meat into a delicious protein treat. Produced in factories with special sleeves to contain and shape hot dogs, they are a production wonder and worth learning about. So here's a little resource to help out with that.This How is it made? article provides the perfect grab and go, print and provide resource that can supplement lessons. It is an article with questions
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7th - 12th
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Gear Ratios Notes Outline
This is a handout that goes with my Gear Ratios Lecture. It is a basic lecture for Gear Ratios in VEX EDR/V5 . All of my downloads are no frills and no fuss. They are just items I use in class that I'm trying to share with others. This lecture is 24 slides long. It explains how gears work, how to calculate a gear ratio (There are several ways/methods to do this. I teach this in the way I've found my high school students can understand and apply to their robots).Teachers would need a basic und
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6th - 12th
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Robot coloring book for kids :size (8.5*11) (50pages)
Immerse yourself in a futuristic world full of creative adventures with this special robots coloring book! This standard-sized book (8.5*11 inches) offers 50 pages filled with exciting robot drawings, ready for budding young artists to color.
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PreK - 12th
John's Robotics: Gears
This all new visual based curriculum is designed to help students working in robotics understand the often difficult technical aspects of their systems. In this unit students use real measurements to determine gear pitch as it relates to proper gear choices in robotics and similar systems. Students also graph data calculations from various gears in an X-Y Scatter plot, determine the slope of gear pitches, predict gear metrics, and draw to scale various gears. This is a very compact and rich u
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8th - 12th
Movie Guide: "WALL-E" (2008)
This product is designed to be filled out while watching the movie.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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Relationship between Electricity and Magnetism Video Notes (Flipped Physics)
Scaffolded video notes explaining how magnets can be used to generate electricity and how electricity can be used to create magnetism (electromagnets). Demonstrations and images in the video help students to understand the relationship between electricity and magnetism. Demonstrations of how electricity can be generated with just coiled wire and a magnet. The importance of the shape of a solenoid is discussed and compared to the magnetic field around a bar magnet. An electromagnet is als
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8th - 11th
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NGSS:
HS-PS3-2
, HS-PS3-5
, HS-PS3-3
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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6th - 12th
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HS-ETS1-2
FTC Robotics Engineering Notebook Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer is designed as a general template for FIRST FTC Engineering Notebooks required for competition. It can also be used for any engineering project in STEM, Robotics or other classes.
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7th - 12th
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THE COLLECTOR - Code.org - Coding - Computational Thinking -Computer Programming
Explanation for one of The Collector puzzles on Code.org.Great for teaching Debugging.Great for demonstrating Decomposition and Pattern Recognition as parts of Computational Thinking.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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