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Students can follow code cards which scaffold understanding of how to build a program (path) for Colby to get to the cheese.

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How to Use Your Code & Go™ Robot Mouse Activity Set

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Program Dash & Dot & the Wonderpack Accessories

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Program Dash & Dot & the Wonderpack Accessories

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You will need an iPad mini and Dash & Dot.

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With Make Wonder, we simplify the process of creating a coding curriculum by providing pre-built lessons and activities that are assignable and trackable from a teacher dashboard. Students' eyes will light up as they embark on coding adventures with Dash in a vibrant virtual world.

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Builds on instruction from Getting Loopy. Students use loops to more effectively traverse the maze.

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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Unplugged lesson. Includes video of Mira from Iluminate. Loops are repeated instructions.

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This lesson introduces the programming concept of loops (repeated instructions) through a dance activity. Students will learn simple choreography, then be instructed to repeat it.

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This lesson introduces the programming concept of loops (repeated instructions) through a dance activity. Students will learn simple choreography, then be instructed to repeat it.

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Build on loops from last sessions by looping actions.

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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Unplugged lesson. Includes video from Nat, Xbox Engineer. Events are an action that causes something to happen.

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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Apply all coding skills learned to create an animated story. Skip to puzzle 6 to create animated story.

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Art opportunity - Learn to draw more complex images by looping simple sequences of images.

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Dash & Dot: Create a Drummer Dash with Makey Makey

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Dash & Dot: Create a Drummer Dash with Makey Makey

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Music opportunity - Learn how to teach Dash & Dot to respond to events that happen around them. You will need an iPad mini to code with Dash & Dot.

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Wonder Workshop | Home of cue, Dash and Dot, robots that help kids learn to code

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Teach kids how to program with Dash and Dot, toy robots that make coding fun using apps on iPads, iPhones, Android tablets and phones.

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Introduce your students to Dash & Dot and robotics and programming. Students will have the opportunity to program Dash & Dot in the MakerSpace. You will need an iPad mini to code with Dash & Dot.

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What is KIBO?

KIBO is the screen-free robot kit for kids that lets 4- to 7-year-olds create, design, decorate and bring their own robot to life! KIBO is an easy and fun way to bring robotics and coding to your young learners and spark their interest in STEAM.

When children code with KIBO they are learning invaluable skills that will lead them on the path for success in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (STEAM) skills and future careers. As they learn all these skills, they will think it is just play!

Based on 20 years of early child development research, this hands-on educational robot engages young students to learn STEAM concepts through play and creative self-expression.

STEAM learning with KIBO is fun, imaginative and easy. Your youngest learners will playfully discover these concepts by coding with wooden building blocks, creating sequences, and learning design processes.

Used in 60+ countries and tested and approved by thousands of children and their caregivers, KIBO has proven efficacy in helping kids learn STEAM, and getting them excited about it!

Build. Art. Code. Play.
Imagine and Create with KIBO

Young children learn by doing. KIBO gives your kids the chance to make their ideas physical and tangible-exactly what their young minds and bodies need. And KIBO does all this without requiring screen time from PCs, tablets or smartphones.

KIBO serves as an open platform designed for kids to imagine and create their own robot. Just turn it upside down. See the circuitry? Kids can visibly see that this is the KIBO "brain" and not magic. Just add the wheels with the motors and your KIBO is on the move!

Which KIBO is Right for Me?

For Educational Institutions

KIBO 18 & KIBO 21 are available in various Classroom Packages, which includes our Curriculum Materials. In addition, individual robot kits, programming blocks, modules, additional curriculum and teacher materials can be purchased a la carte.
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For Individuals

KIBO is available in 4 different robot kits ($220, $335, $470 and $590). Other items available include a la carte programming blocks and modules, curriculum and teacher materials.
Compare KIBO robot kits!

KIBO - Backed by Decades of Research

KIBO is backed by decades of research, led by Marina Umaschi Bers, PhD. professor at the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development and director DevTech Research Group at Tufts University. Review the extensive research that has gone into the development of KIBO, as well as the evidence that KIBO makes a real difference getting our youngest learners off on the right foot through playful learning.

How KIBO is Different

KIBO is different from any other robot kit for kids because it appeals to both technically minded kids and those that connect more to arts and culture or physical activity. Learn more about the KIBO Difference.

Designed for open-ended play, KIBO lets your kids make almost anything - a character from a story, a carousel, a dancer, a racecar, a helicopter - anything that they can think of. The child creates a sequence of instructions (a program) using the wooden KIBO blocks. They scan the blocks with the KIBO body to tell the robot what to do. They press the button and the robot comes alive. With KIBO, young children can become programmers, engineers, designers, artists, dancers, choreographers and writers. And unlike other activity kits out there, KIBO robotics kit is based on over 20 years of research in learning technologies and child development at Tufts University, including testing with thousands of children and their adults.

Learn the 6 Key Benefits of Using Robotics with Your Youngest Students

Learn more about the benefits of introducing coding, robotics, and engineering into early childhood classrooms. Teaching and integrating robotics and coding is easier than you may think, with hands-on, screen-free tools like KIBO. Get your FREE White Paper today!

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Robot Kits For Kids | KIBO | KinderLab Robotics

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KIBO is the screen-free robot kit for kids that lets 4- to 7-year-olds create, design, decorate and bring their own robot to life! KIBO is an easy and fun way to bring robotics and coding to your young learners and spark their interest in STEAM.

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Program Ozobot: Drive to School with Ozobot

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Program Ozobot: Drive to School with Ozobot

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Use markers to program Ozobot.

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Use the Chromebook to program Ozobot.

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Watch this tutorial to learn how to program the Ozobot Bit robot using the OzoBlockly editor. Learn how to create a block-based program and load it into Ozobot Bit. Ozobot Evo video tutorial is coming soon.

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How to play the game with advanced functions. 4 kids can program their turtles!

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How to Play: Robot Turtles - Advanced Instructions

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Inventor of Robot Turtles, Dan Shapiro, talks through advanced instructions for game play. Find Robot Turtles Here: http://www.thinkfun.com/robotturtles-buy ThinkFun Social Properties and site: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Th... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThinkFun Instagram: http://instagram.com/thinkfun Website: http://thinkfun.com/

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Board Game - How to play the basic game. 4 Kids can program their turtles!

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How To Play: Robot Turtles -Featuring Dan Shapiro

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Inventor of Robot Turtles, Dan Shapiro, explains how to get the most out of the game. Find Robot Turtles here: http://www.thinkfun.com/robotturtles-buy ThinkFun Social Properties and site: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Th... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThinkFun Instagram: http://instagram.com/thinkfun Website: http://thinkfun.com/

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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New concept!

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Connection to Math Practice 1

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On the Scarborough Kids' Website there are some new options for Hour of Code and Beyond. The same favorites such as Minecraft, Inside Out and Frozen are still there. However, once you've finished your Code Studio lessons, students will probably really enjoy the following: Artist: Free Play, Play Lab: Puzzles, Play Lab: Create a Story and More Play Lab (located at the bottom of first column). A note between the difference of Play Lab: Puzzles and Play Lab: Create a Story, the former gives students more scaffolding while the latter is more open-ended. This should be helpful information as you think of how to guide your students.

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Hour of Code & Beyond - Scarborough Kids' Website

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Video by Crash Course Kids

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What's an Engineer? Crash Course Kids #12.1

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P.E. opportunity - Go Noodle! Video of Maximo dancing the Maxarena!

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Lightbot 100s Rug Directions - Hour of Code