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Beebot:  students have a plastic sheet and put different instructions under it for the group to code the beebot to go to the specified place.this is a group activity

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Beebot:  students have a plastic sheet and put different instructions under it for the group to code the beebot to go to the specified place.this is a group activity

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Children make a dance then program beebot

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Students use different fruits and vegetables to produce sound using the Makey Makey.

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http://www.teaching.com.au/catalogue/mta/mta-blue-bot-early-years-robotics

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Children in pairs, program beebots to complete a word sort from Words Their Way spelling program.

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Flash, beep and turn around when class working noise is too loud.

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Use the beebots to move from one point to another point programming direction and positional language.

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Use the beebots to move from one point to another point programming direction and positional language.

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program a robot to follow simple commands

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Programming a game to move around town simulation. Delivering pizzas, etc

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code a catwalk. Stay between the lines, but prance about and flash lights.

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Students could program the robot to order and sequence the correct  stages of a life cycle.

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Programing a bluebot to spell out a word on the mat, or to retell a story in sequence by travelling to the right part on the map

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Programing a bluebot to spell out a word on the mat, or to retell a story in sequence by travelling to the right part on the map

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Use a Bee Bot and it's trailer to move through the maze.  Identify how long it takes to travel the distance.  Compare the time it takes to travel with the trailer, without the trailer and identify if the time it takes to travel increases or decreases if the trailer is carrying a weight. 

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Use a Bee Bot and it's trailer to move through the maze.  Identify how long it takes to travel the distance.  Compare the time it takes to travel with the trailer, without the trailer and identify if the time it takes to travel increases or decreases if the trailer is carrying a weight. 

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Children program the beebot to move about the board the find a series of objects in the correct sequence.

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Children program the beebot to move about the board the find a series of objects in the correct sequence.

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Programming a Bee Bot to travel to a specific place on a 'song' mat to make a choice of which song the class group will sing next.

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Programming a Bee Bot to travel to a specific place on a 'song' mat to make a choice of which song the class group will sing next.

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Sight vocab game. Children program a bee bot to travel to a specific sight vocab word.

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Sight vocab game. Children program a bee bot to travel to a specific sight vocab word.

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Children working in pairs. Program a bee bot to carry a message on a piece of paper to each other

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Children working in pairs. Program a bee bot to carry a message on a piece of paper to each other

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Use Bee Bots to push and/or pull items from one point to another. Students needed to ensure it was the most efficient route.

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Use Bee Bots to push and/or pull items from one point to another. Students needed to ensure it was the most efficient route.

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Use a Bee bot for students to understand directional terms and compass points

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Use a Bee bot for students to understand directional terms and compass points

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Moving the edison robot with a tv remote to a range directions like north, south, right, left etc.

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Moving the edison robot with a tv remote to a range directions like north, south, right, left etc.

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Students make an ozobot track that travels from one location to the next

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Students make an ozobot track that travels from one location to the next

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mouse bots - students create a maths mat to show their application of mathematical concepts.  This can then be shared with preps.

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mouse bots - students create a maths mat to show their application of mathematical concepts.  This can then be shared with preps.

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Bee bots to show and describe directions. 

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Bee bots to show and describe directions. 

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Create a township map or use the beebot map.  Students use the beebot to deliver mail to different houses in the town.

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bee bot to show direction from classroom to playground for new students

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bee bot to show direction from classroom to playground for new students

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Some fantastic ideas to assist students in using Dash & Dot.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhfAeZblJBo KIBO from Kinderlab

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http://www.businessinsider.com.au/woah-romotive-is-the-coolest-startup-weve-seen-it-brings-ordinary-objects-to-life-2012-3
I personally like the idea of robots that work with familiar devices such as Iphones and iPads.  I think that this makes the devices easier to manage and less daunting for younger students.

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Robot called "Root"- works on whiteboards