March was a month of innovation and interactive learning as students used Ozobot to race against the clock, explore space, master math concepts, and even code their own soccer matches! From problem-solving with MetaBot to navigating traffic circles, check out this month’s OzoThings highlights.
Mr. Mardian’s students put their color-coding skills to the test in the Ozobot Race Track lesson, programming Evo to race against the clock!
Ms. Corbyn’s elementary students in New London, NH, embarked on an interstellar adventure with Ozobot! Using a graph to represent space, they guided their bots from planet to planet, uncovering fun facts along the way.
Fourth and fifth graders at Gutermuth Elementary brought soccer skills to life with coding! Using Ozobot Blockly, they programmed their bots to dribble, pass, and shoot their way to victory.
At Churchland Academy Elementary, students used color codes to safely guide their Ozobots around a traffic circle—even through a simulated storm!
Mr. Hill’s students didn’t need physical bots to code—MetaBot had them covered! They brought their color-coded paths to life on-screen, making real-time adjustments and focusing on creativity.
During their STEAM session, students explored coding with color codes, experimenting with special moves and speed commands for their Ozobots.
Math met movement in Mrs. Lascomb’s fourth-grade classroom! Students used Ozobot Evo to test equivalent fractions, turning equations into an engaging, hands-on experience.
In the STEAM room, students tackled a soccer coding challenge using Ozobot Blockly. Attackers programmed their bots to dribble past defenders and score goals, while defenders coded their bots to block shots and protect their net.
Kindergarteners at Churchland Academy Elementary brought math to life by using their Ozobots to practice skip counting by 10s!
Students combined math and coding as they drew rectangles with a perimeter of 24, compared their areas, and programmed an Ozobot to trace each shape’s perimeter.
Thank you to all our educators who shared their students’ creations. We love seeing your ideas and creativity come to life. Keep the STEAM activities and ideas coming, and don’t forget to tag @Ozobot or use #Ozobot in your posts for a chance to be featured in our next roundup of favorite #OzoThings.
