Course includes

This 12 lessons was created especially for you and your inquisitive children! You will have a great opportunity to introduce children to the hardware and software secrets of creating biomorphic robots. During the course, children will learn how to build robots with walking mechanism, convert rotational motion into translational motion, increase force with levers, gear and belt drives, work with motion and tilt sensors. And, of course, they will be able to revive their robots using fascinating programs.

Every lesson kids make a new robot with a certain functionality. We start with a problem that kids should solve using new knowledge, skills, teamwork and creativity.

All you need is LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Set 45300 and Internet connection.

12

modular lessons

1200+

pages of building instructions

35+

minutes of videos

90+

tasks & complete programs

basic and extended version

x-ray patterns of the internal structure

lesson time is 90 minutes

best for kids 6-9 years

Meet the characters of the course

Smarty
SmartBus
TopSpeed
FlatBot
StrongLift
Heli
Converter
Dusty
Explorer
BigFoot
We-Wing
Experimenter
Dimetrodon was the most fearsome predator that lived 280 millions years ago. At a length 3 meters, it was built like the modern Komodo dragons, but with the huge "sail" on the back. The remains and fossil tracks were found in the USA and Germany.
These invertebrates inhabited in the damp places about 350 million years ago. They were 2 meters length and most likely ate ferns. The fossils were found in Scotland.
Perhaps it was the largest of all the animals that lived on the land. The fragments of bones found in Argentina made it possible to estimate the weight of the dinosaur in 20 masses of an elephant (up to 100 tons). Its length was 30m, and the egg had a size of the ball for football.
Plesiosaurus inhabited the oceans about 200 million years ago. They had a length 3-5 meters and ate fish and mollusks. However, they were hunted by even more predators. The fossils of skeletons were found on the British Isles and in Germany.
Stegosaurus had a length 9 meters. The bone plates along the back made them look bigger and more fearsome. The fossils of these herbivores were found in the United States and Portugal and have an age of about 150 million years.
The fossils of these flying reptiles have been found in North America. Their wingspan was 7-9 meters. Pteranodon could hunt for fish. The lack of teeth helped to swallow it without difficulty.
Parasaurolophuses were herd herbivores, which inhabited the territory of North America about 76 million years ago. Scientists believe that they care about posterity, and the crest on the head used to make trumpet-like sounds for communication.
Similar to modern dragonflies, Meganeura is not their direct ancestors. These were the biggest and most terrible predators that inhabited the air of the Carboniferous period. Meganeura`s fossils, 12 times larger than dragonflies, were found in Europe.
Triceratopses - herbivorous dinosaurs, similar to a huge rhino. They had a length of 9 meters and weighed about 10 tons. Judging by the traces of the found bones of Triceratopses, their main enemies were the Tyrannosauruses.
Turtles lived alongside the dinosaurs and had huge sizes. These panzer reptiles were so effective that they have survived almost unchanged until today!
Tyrannosaurus had a length of school bus (12m) and a weight of two elephants (up to 12 tons). Unlike the Allosaurus, their jaws allowed to chew even bones of prey. These were the greatest predators of that time in North America.
During the construction of the last exposition, the workers found the remains of the skeleton of an unknown dinosaur. Help scientists understand what this dinosaur was and how it looked!
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Additional materials

Student`s worksheets

Student`s worksheets with tasks are in PDF format. You can print them before lesson and give to students for completing the tasks.

 

 

Posters and stickers

Posters and stickers of robot`s models are from the course. After successfully completing the tasks, the students receive the sticker of the robot and fill their posters.

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Robotic year with Roborise-it!

Good news for all users we are introducing a new unique offer for schools / educational centers / clubs. We cover the needs of the curriculum for a year providing two packages: "Robotics year WeDo 2.0" and "Robotics year EV3"

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