Liam took inspiration from Yoshihito Isogawa, Mi 2 Tom, and other creators he found on YouTube. As a result, we haven’t done many of the tutorials in the Lego WeDo app, but skipped straight to the ambitious stuff. Liam’s not particularly strong at following instructions, and always wants to skip ahead. We started by getting just the smarthub, motor and sensors individually, and using them with our existing Lego at home. He loved his classes, but wanted to do more work with WeDo outside of class. Every week Liam built a new project, often an animal or a vehicle. Until he started there, we hadn’t even heard of this kit. Liam is in the second level of classes, where they use Lego WeDo 2.0. That has been such a great piece of luck! The weekend classes are tiny, so he gets to work one-on-one with a teacher and push the limits of the project. So we found out that they were also running classes at the local library on Saturday mornings. It booked out within a few hours, and Liam was really sad about missing out. Bricks 4 Kidz began running some after school classes at his school in mid-2021. He has loved Lego for years, and been getting really interested in building and coding his other robots. This post was originally published October 2014.Liam has been using Lego WeDo 2.0 for around 6 months. Created by the the Leading English Education and Resources Network, LEARN, based in Quebec, Canada. Resources to help you implement a robotics project in your preschool classroom, including instructions, printable resources, videos illustrating management strategies, challenges and other activity ideas, as well as suggestions for classroom management.The curriculum includes links to standards and open-ended challenges. The curriculum starts with the (non-LEGO) BeeBot in Kindergarten and moving to the WeDo in lower primary and then the NXT in upper primary. Curricular maps involving educational robots covering K-6.This Word document is an enrichment unit for ages 7 to 10 using the LEGO WeDo platform and based on the research of Dr.Here is a selection of additional resources developed by teachers and others.ĭesign to Succeed in LEGO WeDo Robotics Challenges (.doc)
The guides that come with the WeDo and WeDo 2.0 software provide ideas of how to achieve mathematics, science, technology, engineering and language arts goals. The WeDo kit can be used to support learning across the range of subjects.
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