Screen-free, powered by imagination – and so many more reasons…
Engaging today’s students requires much more than a tablet and mouse.
Engaging today’s students requires much more than a tablet and mouse.
Screen-free, powered by imagination – and so many more reasons…
Engaging today’s students requires much more than a tablet and mouse.
Engaging today’s students requires much more than a tablet and mouse.
Buzz Buzz’s Pollination Adventure with KIBO is an engaging activity where our young friends assisted Buzz Buzz in collecting pollen and returning it to the beehive. Buzz Buzz was unable […]
“We love telling jokes in our Library. To enrich our joke telling skills with the use of KIBO, two students select a joke and then work together to create lines […]
Bring The Very Hungry Caterpillar to life by programming KIBO to reenact the caterpillar’s feast in this multi-day early childhood STEM lesson.
In this early childhood STEM lesson, K-2 students retell a nursery rhyme using the KIBO robot. Students create a program and code KIBO to tell a nursery rhyme to their audience.
Preschoolers researched the art and culture of the Ndebele people and coded a dance sequence using KIBO and played drums to accompany the dance.
To celebrate Tu B’Shevat, 1st and 2nd graders created 4 trees representing the seasons and programmed KIBO to care for the trees.
See some examples of using KIBO with math problems; for young learners to explore critical problem solving and learning through practical experiences.
Inspired by reading Balloons Over Broadway, 1st and 2nd graders create a balloon parade with their KIBO robots!
See the three makerspace activities (literacy, social studies and math) you can use to engage students with playful STEAM robotics.
See student-lead learning programs merging play, STEAM learning, and computational thinking.
This video documents an integrated STEAM unit on the Chinese New Year using KIBO in a Boise preschool environment.
Students recreate a scene with Mo Willems’ Elephant and Piggie characters. Art, literacy, and coding come together to support early literacy skills with KIBO!
Students programmed KIBO to tour the solar system, under the command of a LEGO version of astronaut Dr. Mae Jemison!
2nd graders put their KIBO coding knowledge to the test in the ultimate game of “obstacle bowling!”
This cross curricular activity brings research, science, arts and crafts, and coding together to bring the KIBO migrating whale to life.
Students used KIBO’s Sound/Record Playback Module to tell stories about their rainforest animals.
KIBO Dances the Virginia Reel! KIBO is programmed to perform a do-si-do, then two KIBO robots are synchronized to perform the dance.
See the research and development of “Big KIBO”, and the impact of scale on kids’ engagement with robotics.
During “Toying with Tech” kids created a coding program and tested and debugged the code to get KIBO through a maze!
See how second grade students used KIBO within an integrated Greek Mythology STEAM lesson at The Steward School.
Watch as children read the children’s book “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt” and use KIBO to reenact the story!
In this Astronomy inspired activity, KIBO perfoms the #TotalEclipseoftheBot. KIBO robots are programmed and synchronized to reenact a total eclipse.
First Graders and their KIBO robots celebrated the 100th Day of School with their KIBOs dancing a happy dance!
KIBO is introduced in a step by step approach – from learning the features of robots, to basic programming and then onto creating more complex “programs”.
The students at the First Skool created a carousel with KIBO – by going through the design process, coding, collaboration, and problem solving.
Read about a first grade classroom experience blending engineering, arts, and Judaic studies. The KinderLab Engineering Design Process guided this experience.
Learn how PreK kids used KIBO and its Engineering Design Journals during in an exciting four-day STEM summer program focused on simple machines and creativity.
Kids use the engineering design process to develop a KIBO robot cave explorer and learn communication skills, collaboration, problem solving skills, and perseverance.
Using KIBO, first graders learned to sequence, analyze, and organize their ideas, and learned programming, collaboration skills and an appreciation of roles.
Watch a small group lesson of 4-year olds working with KIBO – learning programming concepts, estimating distances, coding, and debugging.
In this video, watch as first grade students reenacting the famous Iditarod Race in this cross-curriculum project. Children create and code KIBO to race!
In this KIBO Experience, third graders introduce their Kindergarten buddies to KIBO and instruct them to learn coding!
Watch early childhood educators and practitioners across Singapore participate in a KIBO training to learn how robotics could be integrated in the classroom.
See how the Knock Knock Children’s Museum has playfully implemented the KIBO robot. Check out the fun KIBOwling activity during the Cardboard Challenge.
This 30-45 minute lesson introduces KIBO, its pieces, how to build the robot, how to build a sequence, and how to scan and code.
See KIBO being integrated with literacy and science instruction with K-2 students; bringing a character from a book and animals to life!
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