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= Curricula That Can be Used with Students and Team Members =
= Curricula That Can be Used with Students and Team Members =
* [https://community.legoeducation.com/spike-prime-progressions Lesson Progressions by LEGO Education]
** Lesson Progressions for Grades 6-8, with each grade level featuring over 40 elements sequencing LEGO® Education lesson content with SPIKE™ App tutorial content and activity prompts
* [[FIRST_LEGO_League_Challenge_Programming#Videos_for_team_members_on_programming_a_SPIKE_Prime_Robot|Videos for Team Members]]
* [[FIRST_LEGO_League_Challenge_Programming#Videos_for_team_members_on_programming_a_SPIKE_Prime_Robot|Videos for Team Members]]
** A collection of YouTube videos that will give team members insights into using Word Blocks to solve mission challenges
** A collection of YouTube videos that will give team members insights into using Word Blocks to solve mission challenges
* [[Season-Independent SPIKE Prime Lessons|Season-Independent Lessons Using Small Printable Mat]]
* [[Season-Independent SPIKE Prime Lessons|Season-Independent Lessons Using Small Printable Mat]]
** One of the best ways for team members to learn how to program a LEGO robot is to have simple [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1--6E22xBUuKQ1b-GLcC6nJokAOofTrYOjNbM8WygI-Y/edit?usp=sharing challenges] with guidance on how they might solve those challenges. And, these challenges can performed on a 2x3 foot mat, allowing small groups or individuals to learn the skills they'll need for the annual challenge on the full-size mat.  
** One of the best ways for team members to learn how to program a LEGO robot is to have simple [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1--6E22xBUuKQ1b-GLcC6nJokAOofTrYOjNbM8WygI-Y/edit?usp=sharing challenges] with guidance on how they might solve those challenges. And, these challenges can performed on a 2-foot by 3-foot mat, allowing small groups or individuals to learn the skills they'll need for the annual challenge on the full-size mat.  
** With this in mind, ORTOP has developed a set of [[Season-Independent SPIKE Prime Lessons|simple lessons]] that feature such challenges that are backed up by short videos that give hints on how to solve the challenges.  
** With this in mind, ORTOP has developed a set of [[Season-Independent SPIKE Prime Lessons|simple lessons]] that feature such challenges that are backed up by short videos that give hints on how to solve the challenges.  
** Follow the link above to find out more.
** Follow the link above to find out more.
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** A collection of slide decks covering a wide range of topics on SPIKE Prime featuring the Word Blocks programming language
** A collection of slide decks covering a wide range of topics on SPIKE Prime featuring the Word Blocks programming language
** Also covers using LEGO Mindstorms Robot Inventor instead of SPIKE Prime.
** Also covers using LEGO Mindstorms Robot Inventor instead of SPIKE Prime.
* [https://www.cmu.edu/roboticsacademy/roboticscurriculum/Lego%20Curriculum/index.html Carnegie Mellon Curricula]
** Coding and Computational Thinking with SPIKE Prime
** Coding and Computational Thinking with Virtual SPIKE Prime
** RoboCamp with Virtual SPIKE Prime

Latest revision as of 16:17, 17 July 2025

Curricula That Can be Used with Students and Team Members

  • Lesson Progressions by LEGO Education
    • Lesson Progressions for Grades 6-8, with each grade level featuring over 40 elements sequencing LEGO® Education lesson content with SPIKE™ App tutorial content and activity prompts
  • Videos for Team Members
    • A collection of YouTube videos that will give team members insights into using Word Blocks to solve mission challenges
  • Season-Independent Lessons Using Small Printable Mat
    • One of the best ways for team members to learn how to program a LEGO robot is to have simple challenges with guidance on how they might solve those challenges. And, these challenges can performed on a 2-foot by 3-foot mat, allowing small groups or individuals to learn the skills they'll need for the annual challenge on the full-size mat.
    • With this in mind, ORTOP has developed a set of simple lessons that feature such challenges that are backed up by short videos that give hints on how to solve the challenges.
    • Follow the link above to find out more.
    • These lessons use the videos linked above to introduce team members to similar challenges and how they can be solved.
  • Prime Lessons
    • A collection of slide decks covering a wide range of topics on SPIKE Prime featuring the Word Blocks programming language
    • Also covers using LEGO Mindstorms Robot Inventor instead of SPIKE Prime.
  • Carnegie Mellon Curricula
    • Coding and Computational Thinking with SPIKE Prime
    • Coding and Computational Thinking with Virtual SPIKE Prime
    • RoboCamp with Virtual SPIKE Prime
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