What is your favorite tech game to play in class? FOR ALL GRADES?
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This is a great idea!
We have done 'battle' spheros (a little like robot wars?). The students design a chariot style contraption onto their sphero. Then the students drive/code their spheros to see who is the last one standing.
My students like GimKit! I use it to start our review days.
I also use GimKit frequently and the kids love it. We use it for chapter reviews or grammar concepts. They also enjoy Blooket. I teach middle school Language Arts, grade 8.
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April 11, 2024
My students have really liked Sphero racing. We create a small race track and the students get time to program their spheres, and then we race them for the best time.
Gets the students excited about the coding process.
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