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Robotics Curriculum

  • Integrating STEM through Robotics in every classroom around the world.

    RAIL Robotics Education Group at the University of Georgia has developed a STEM curriculum that integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics standards and content into everyday classroom lessons in meaningful, contextualized ways.

    This curriculum engages students in STEM through robotics while developing students’ critical thinking skills and their science and mathematical expertise. (Grade 5 Teacher)

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  • Integrating STEM through Robotics in every classroom around the world.

    The STEM Robotics curriculum unit targets students at, or near, Grade 5.

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    In this unit, students engage in the engineering design process, scientific inquiry, and mathematical thinking by using robotics to work through an authentic, problem-based scenario.

    Each of the carefully designed lessons within this unit have been shown to be highly engaging, to provide strategic challenge, and to foster creative and computational thinking in students.

    Video Tutorial - Introduction and Curriculum Overview

     

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  • Integrating STEM through Robotics in every classroom around the world.

    All of the curriculum resources found below are provided free of charge and may be used, in their original forms, for educational purposes only. The materials provided through this website are not available for resale or mass distribution without the expressed written permission from RAIL.

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  • Introduction and Curriculum Overview

    Lesson 1: Danger Zone Tutorial Lesson 2: Build-a-Bot

    Lesson 3: Primary Programming Lesson 4: Purposeful Programming

    Lesson 5: Prime Optimization Lesson 6: Share Video

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