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force and motion unit in first grade

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Use Dash to

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geometry standards;
force and motion
area and perimeter

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Use Dash to test an item with a magnet to see if you can it without touching

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Adding and subtracting

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Fun introduction to programing. Using the attachment arm we can try to draw with remote control.

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Use Dot in one of our stations to work on peer and social responsibility

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Area and perimeter

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Story board

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Tape out a square, rectangle etc and code Dash to move around it.

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multiple ways to solve

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Used the dot to a record song
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Use cardinal directions to code across a map

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open ended ways to solve

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build on another persons idea collaboration with others

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then you can use your imagination to continue on your own

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and programing the robot to travel to different places in the community. You could even program it to say things at different places.

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Have students build certain landforms

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Build a plant with all its parts (I stole this from Kristy's task card)

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have students build something to represent what they are reading

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have students build something to represent what they are reading

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make up your own animal using characteristics of a type of species (mammal, reptile, amphibian, bird, etc)

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make up your own animal using characteristics of a type of species (mammal, reptile, amphibian, bird, etc)