Socially Distanced Learning with Sphero
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Teq Supports District Implementation: Beyond funding guidance, Teq provides turnkey grant alignment, hardware staging, and certified PD coaching via OTISpd.com to ensure 100% classroom adoption.

Keep your distance with Sphero!
Educators are adapting to new ways of teaching while maintaining a safe environment. We understand that teaching and learning will look different this year, and we are here to help.

Use the form below to DOWNLOAD the complete Socially Distanced Learning with Sphero Guide, and then check out Sphero’s BOLT and Mini at-home charts below for activity ideas.
At-Home Activity Ideas
Sphero has created a few learning guides that provide tips, resources, and activities for at home/remote learning or within a socially-distanced classroom.
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