Students will use the base ten blocks to build the number given. Teachers may use this to introduce, model, as guided practice or as an independent activity for students to show what they know.
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Developed by the Science Museum of Western Virginia, this educator outline is intended to assist in guiding middle school-aged students through various activities using the Rokit Smart robot kit. The Rokit Smart utilizes Arduino, a widely-used open-source environment for programming that enables users to create interactive electronic objects. Designed through modules, the activities can be grouped to fit after-school, summer camp, or other student enrichment needs.
Developed by the Science Museum of Western Virginia, this educator outline is intended to assist in guiding middle school-aged students through various activities using the Rokit Smart robot kit. The Rokit Smart utilizes Arduino, a widely-used open-source environment for programming that enables users to create interactive electronic objects. Designed through modules, the activities can be grouped to fit after-school, summer camp, or other student enrichment needs.
Developed by the Science Museum of Western Virginia, this educator outline is intended to assist in guiding middle school-aged students through various activities using the Rokit Smart robot kit. The Rokit Smart utilizes Arduino, a widely-used open-source environment for programming that enables users to create interactive electronic objects. Designed through modules, the activities can be grouped to fit after-school, summer camp, or other student enrichment needs.
Developed by the Science Museum of Western Virginia, this educator outline is intended to assist in guiding middle school-aged students through various activities using the Rokit Smart robot kit. The Rokit Smart utilizes Arduino, a widely-used open-source environment for programming that enables users to create interactive electronic objects. Designed through modules, the activities can be grouped to fit after-school, summer camp, or other student enrichment needs. *Module 4 is meant to be done after Modules 1-3 are completed.