LEGO Education: Robotics
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Curriki Rating
This resource was reviewed using the Curriki Review rubric and received an overall Curriki Review System rating of 3.00, as of -0001-11-30.
Curriki Review System
July 5, 2013
This resource received a 3* rating because it is part of the larger resource LEGO Robotics, which received a rating of 3-Exemplary in the Curriki Review System. You can learn…
Introductory Robotics / Pre-Engineering, Using LEGO® WeDo and Mindstorms
- WeDo Design Challenge 1: Dancing Machine
- WeDo Design Challenge 2: Beat City
- WeDo Design Challenge 3: Animal Action
- WeDo Design Challenge 4: Adventure Story
- LEGO Education: Robotics
- LEGO WeDo Activity Pack & other curriculum resources
- Robotics Academy at CMU
- WeDoBots: The Unofficial Blog for LEGO WeDo Designs
- LEGO Simple Mechanisms Projects using WeDo Sets 9585+9580 to Approximate Sets 9630+9615
- RoboCAMP YouTube Channel
- LEGO WeDo Parts (Elements) Crossword Puzzle
- LEGO WeDo Project 1: Dancing Birds -- Activities and Extensions
- LEGO WeDo Project 2: Smart Spinner - Activities and Extensions
- Brick by Brick Blog
- LEGO WeDo Project 3: Drumming Monkey - Activities and Extensions
- LEGO WeDo Project 4: Hungry Alligator - Extensions
- LEGO WeDo Project 5: Roaring Lion - Extensions
- LEGO WeDo Project 6: Flapping Bird -- Extensions
- Engineering & Technology
- A curriculum unit to introduce engineering to junior high school students
- Exploring the Moon - Lunar Roving Vehicles
- National Robotics Week
- PBS Videos on Robotics (shareable)
- Middle-School Robotics Resources on OER Commons
- What is a Robot -- Pre-Engineering Lesson at OER Commons
- LEGO WeDo Projects 7/8/9: Soccer Game -- Activities and Extensions
- LEGOengineering by Tufts CEEO
- Early Childhood Robotics Network website
LEGO education offers several kinds of robotics systems designed specifically for educational use: WeDo, Mindstorms (NXT & EVO), and Tetrix. WeDo is advertised for elementary level, but can be used at middle school with some extensions, such as those I offer in this Curriki collection. WeDo is particularly accessible for disadvantaged students who may have little prior experience with LEGO products, mechanical construction, or computer use.
Navigate to This External Web Link:
http://www.legoeducation.us/eng/categories/products/elementary/robotics
