What's Your Angle?

Educational Standards that this lesson meets:
Math Learning Standards
 -NY-4.MD
 -NY-4.MD
 -NY-4.MD
 -NY-4.MD
 -NY-4.MD
 -NY-4.G1
 -NY-4.G2a
TEKS - Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (Curriculum Standards)
 -111.6 (b) (6) Geometry and measurement. (A)
 -111.6 (b) (6) Geometry and measurement. (B)
 -111.6 (b) (6) Geometry and measurement. (C)
 -111.6 (b) (6) Geometry and measurement. (D)

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Here is an associated course for this Teq-tivity.

Sphero Mini Basics

Sphero Mini packs hours of entertainment into a programmable, robotic ball. With LED lights and live sensors, this robot gives students tons of possibilities to be creative. In this session, we’ll discuss the basics of using the Sphero Mini to drive, play games, and even code. We will also discuss activity examples that can be done right in the Sphero app. Let’s get our Sphero Mini robot rolling!

Teq-tivities are helpful strategies, lessons, and activities to jumpstart meaningful learning and engage students - no matter where they're learning from. Our Teq-tivities help educators connect technology skills to pedagogical practices, to ensure that students get the most out of every lesson.

What's Your Angle?

Students will use the Sphero Mini to explore acute, right, and obtuse angles. Students will learn about and be able to identify the different types of angles. They will then measure the angles, program Sphero to drive over angles on a pre-made template and determine what type of angle it is. In this lesson, students will review different types of angles and have some coding fun with their Sphero Mini!