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Produktbild: Robotics for Young Children

Robotics for Young Children Stem Activities and Simple Coding

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

05.12.2017

Verlag

Redleaf Press

Seitenzahl

148

Maße (L/B/H)

25.1/20.1/1.3 cm

Gewicht

454 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-60554-544-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

05.12.2017

Verlag

Redleaf Press

Seitenzahl

148

Maße (L/B/H)

25.1/20.1/1.3 cm

Gewicht

454 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-60554-544-8

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Robotics for Young Children

  • Table of Contents

    Introduction
    Simone and the evil robot
    Why robots matter
    Powerful ideas
    The innovation economy
    Computer science as a core subject area
    Computer science learning standards
    Relationship-based robotics
    Constructivism & Developmentally Appropriate Practice
    Give me back my caps!
    Basic terms and concepts
    How to use this book
    The hundred languages of children
    The important thing about robots

    What is a robot?
    The important thing about robots
    Activity 1.1: Famous robots
    Activity 1.2: Machine faces
    Activity 1.3: Make a robot face
    Activity 1.4: Talk like a robot
    Activity 1.5: Robot dance party
    Activity 1.6: Robot picture books
    Activity 1.7: Take apart a machine or robot
    Activity 1.8: Clay robots
    Activity 1.9: What is metal?
    Activity 1.10: Magnets -- Is it metal?
    Activity 1.11: Build with "metal" blocks
    Activity 1.12: Robots in real life
    Activity 1.13: Be the boss of a robot
    Activity 1.14: Is this a robot?
    Activity 1.15: Robot dramatic play
    Activity 1.16: Questions about robots

    How do we build robots?
    A robot case study
    Activity 2.1: Robot free play
    Activity 2.2: Real or robot?
    Activity 2.3: Compare robot to robot
    Activity 2.4: Robot hospital
    Activity 2.5: Robot take aparts
    Activity 2.6: Electron game
    Activity 2.7: Power conversations
    Activity 2.8: Things that light up
    Activity 2.9: Circuit sets
    Activity 2.10: Simple machines
    Activity 2.11: Daisy's Wild Ride
    Activity 2.12: Ramps
    Activity 2.13: Marble runs
    Activity 2.14: Wheels
    Activity 2.15: Study a bicycle
    Activity 2.16: Gears
    Activity 2.17: Design Thinking
    Activity 2.18: The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires
    Activity 2.19: Kinesthetic car wash
    Activity 2.20: Water table car wash
    Activity 2.21: Car wash made of blocks
    Activity 2.22: The domino effect
    Activity 2.23: Rube Goldberg contraption
    Activity 2.24: Trouble shooting with Rosie Revere
    Activity 2.25: Mistake party!

    How do we tell robots what to do?
    Developing spatial intelligence
    Activity 3.1: Checkerboard play
    Activity 3.2: The big grid
    Activity 3.3: Follow the arrows
    Activity 3.4: Map books
    Activity 3.5: Meet the Bee-Bots
    Activity 3.6: Bee-Bot hokey pokey
    Activity 3.7: Turn round and round
    Activity 3.8: Create a path
    Activity 3.9: Follow a friend
    Activity 3.10: Invent a programming language
    Activity 3.11: Synchronize!
    Activity 3.12: Bee-Bot dance
    Activity 3.13: Make a grid
    Activity 3.14: Meet Cubetto
    Activity 3.15: The function block
    Activity 3.16: Code-a-pillar
    Activity 3.17: Robot Turtle game
    Activity 3.18: Program your parents
    Activity 3.19: Pattern blocks
    Activity 3.20: People patterns
    Activity 3.21: Arrow signs
    Activity 3.22: Rebus stories
    Activity 3.23: Daisy the Dinosaur
    Activity 3.24: Kodable
    Activity 3.25: Scratch Jr
    Activity 3.26: Other apps
    Activity 3.27: Build your code

    How do robots help us?
    Imagining a better world
    Activity 4.1: Robot helpers
    Activity 4.2: Robot pets
    Activity 4.3: Robot doctors
    Activity 4.4: Robot arm
    Activity 4.5: Yuck!
    Activity 4.6: Robot car
    Activity 4.7: Fast & faster
    Activity 4.8: Robot directions
    Activity 4.9: Brave robots
    Activity 4.10: Robot friends
    Activity 4.11: Sensors - How robots see
    Activity 4.12: Flying robots
    Activity 4.13: What is a drone?
    Activity 4.14: Swimming robots
    Activity 4.15: Robots in space
    Activity 4.16: Robot wishes

    How can we learn more about robots?
    Robotics learning in elementary school and beyond
    Activity 5.1: Scratch animation
    Activity 5.2: Hopscotch
    Activity 5.3: Digital game design
    Activity 5.4: Hour of Code
    Activity 5.5: Code.org
    Activity 5.6: Artificial intelligence
    Activity 5.7: Web design
    Activity 5.8: LEGO WeDo & EV3
    Activity 5.9: LEGO League
    Activity 5.10: Maker spaces
    Activity 5.11: Ready, set, design
    Activity 5.12: Interview a robot expert
    Activity 5.13: Visit a science museum
    Activity 5.14: Visit a robotics lab
    Activity 5.15: Follow a robot blog
    Activity 5.16: Girls in STEM

    Recommended resources
    Picture books
    STEM resources
    Robotics resources
    Coding resources
    Resources for parents
    Glossary of key terms