Intro to Ozobot Blockly Video Lessons - Grades K-1

Blockly video lessons

Introduction to Ozobot Blockly updated video lessons are here, available for grades Kindergarten through first. Each video lesson contains a full lesson plan, a student-facing instructional video with direct steps, with flexibility to teach in person or remote. 

These lessons are designed for all educators and students; no coding or CS experience needed. They’re the perfect place to start if:

  • You’re looking to build foundational CS skills
  • You want an introduction to Ozobot basics, before moving on to content-integrated Ozobot lessons in math, ELA, science, and more

Lessons:

Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 01: Basic Training

New Blockly video lessons Basic Training for beginners in grades K-1 by Ozobot

Grades: K-1
Computer Science

In this lesson, students will learn how to navigate through Ozobot Blockly, program simple block-based code, and run code on their Evo.

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Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 02: Sequences

Blockly video lessons: Sequences for beginner STEM students

Grades: K-1
Computer Science

Students will learn about sequences in programming, and program their Evo to perform a series of commands in order, according to actions in a short story.

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Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 03: Loops

Grades: K-1
Computer Science

Students will build a short sequence and add a count-controlled loop to program Evo to travel in a square.

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Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 04: Forever Loops

Grades: K-1
Computer Science

Students will use the days of the week, and seasons of the year to create programs using forever loops.

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Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 05: Debugging

Grades: K-1
Computer Science

Students will identify incorrect and correct blocks that are hidden in programs by holding up a paper cut-out of the block.

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Introduction to Ozobot Blockly 06: Skills Check

Grades: K-1
Computer Science

Students will review the concepts they have learned in the previous five lessons, and finish with an Ozo-vacuum.

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