Ozobot Maze Activities - Ozobot's Day at School

These mazes are a fun way to stimulate your students' critical thinking skills as they color the code to make Ozobot make his way through school to carry out different tasks! The activities are easily adaptable and differentiate so all elementary students can learn and refine their coding with simple algorithms. Students can code their Ozobots to go to different places around the school maze or use the task cards with specific destinations and codes to complete the activity.

Ozobot Coding Activities are ideal for:

• Individual Classrooms
• STEM Labs
• Computer Technology Labs
• Makerspaces

Included are:

• 4 Leveled School Mazes ranging from easy to difficult
• 12 Task Cards with specific locations and codes to use
• 4 Blank Challenge Cards allow students and teachers to create their own challenges!
• Teaching Suggestions

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Copyright 2021 by Nancy Williams, That Tech Chick

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