Beyond Code
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Sphero Mini packs tons of fun into a tiny, app-enabled robotic ball. Drive, play games, learn to code, and more.
BOLT was built to shine with an animated 8×8 LED Matrix that displays real-time data and advanced sensors like its gyroscope, accelerometer, and infrared communications. Get amped – Sphero BOLT establishes a striking new way to learn and play.
RVR is Sphero’s revolutionary take on the programmable robot — drivable right out of the box, packed with a diverse suite of sensors, and built for customization. Utilizing an expansion port, you can connect 3rd party hardware like Raspberry Pi, Arduino, BBC micro:bit, and more. RVR is a mobile platform for everyone from beginners to elite hackers, educators, and students.
Use Sphero in your next math lesson to help students learn new concepts (and practice coding at the same time)! In our lesson idea, students learn about angles while working hands-on with the Sphero robot.
Looking for technology-infused learning ideas for your math classroom? In this session, we'll guide you through a geometry lesson that will put your students' critical thinking and measuring skills to the test! Geared towards 3rd through 6th grade students, this lesson will incorporate one of Teq's favorite robots, Sphero. In this lesson, students will apply their understanding of Geometry to create a maze that includes everything from right, acute, and obtuse angles to parallel and intersecting lines. Students will not only learn to program Sphero to travel the maze, but build collaboration skills as they maneuver through a different team's design.
Looking for technology-infused learning ideas for your math classroom? In this session, we'll guide you through a geometry lesson that will put your students' critical thinking and measuring skills to the test! Geared towards 3rd through 6th grade students, this lesson will incorporate one of Teq's favorite robots, Sphero. In this lesson, students will apply their understanding of Geometry to create a maze that includes everything from right, acute, and obtuse angles to parallel and intersecting lines. Students will not only learn to program Sphero to travel the maze, but build collaboration skills as they maneuver through a different team's design.
Use Sphero in your next math lesson to help students learn new concepts (and practice coding at the same time)! In our lesson idea, students learn about angles while working hands-on with the Sphero robot.
Sphero Edu is the Sphero app for programming Sphero robots. From draw and drive commands to block-based or even JavaScript text programming, Sphero Edu focuses on learner progression.
Go beyond code by incorporating STEAM activities to complete with your bot. Join the growing community, share your creations to inspire and be inspired, and keep track of your class all in one place. Preparing for the future has never been so fun.
Sphero Edu uses app-enabled robots to go beyond just code with collaborative STEAM activities, nurturing students’ imaginations in ways no other education program can. Get ready to be the coolest teacher in school. Sphero Edu makes it easy to get started. From Draw & Drive to learning real JavaScript, introductory activities will get you rolling in no time. Designed for learner progression, the Sphero Edu app allows you to program your robot 3 different ways.
DRAW
Beginners can draw paths that represent code for their robot to follow.
BLOCKS
Intermediate coders can utilize the Scratch block-based programming interface.
TEXT
Pros can use JavaScript and write text programs like a boss.