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September Lesson Spotlight: Back in Session!

School is in session. Fall is in the air. And STEAM learning is at full throttle! We’re excited to share this month’s roundup of top activities and lessons for the classroom and beyond.

Life Cycles

September Lesson Spotlight 2023: students create interactive diagrams to show the life cycles of animals. Hands-on STEAM lessons for third graders

Grade: 3

Students will create interactive diagrams to show the life cycles of two different organisms, and compare and contrast the two different life cycles. Get it here.

Recycle Bot

Author: Carrie Willis

Grades: K-5

Students will program their bot to pick up recyclables and deliver them to the recycle bin!

Evo’s Sea Adventure

Author: Heather Hannon

September Lesson Spotlight 2023: Evo's Sea Adventure STEAM activity for elementary students.

Grades: 4-7

Students will create an original story using “Create a Story” cards and color codes. Then they’ll send Evo on a sea adventure. Take part here!

Halloween Color Coding

Author: Jennifer Mahin

Beginner STEAM activities for kids. Students count candy, houses and match pictures using color codes

Grades: PK-1

In this introductory level activity, the codes are provided for students. Students will count candy, houses, and match pictures to color codes around a pumpkin patch. Get in the spirit here.

Random Spooky Story Generator for Halloween

Subjects: ELA, Computer Science

Grades: 4-8

Learn about how computers generate random numbers, then write a fun Halloween story using random words that Ozobot chooses. Check it out here.

Ozobot Obstacle Course

Author: Rebecca Hairston

Subjects: Computer Science, Engineering/Tech

Grades: 3-8

Students will solve various engineering challenges while constructing an obstacle course for Ozobot robots. Download this lesson here.

Engineering Design Process Lesson 1

Engineering Design Process Lesson 1 - STEM activity for middle school students

Subjects: Computer Science, Engineering/Tech

Grades: 6-8

Students will work through the Engineering Design Process in guiding their bot around and more. Try it now.

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