The standards-compliant TK-12 Computer Science with Robotics curriculum motivates and engages students in learning the fundamentals  of computer science by using hands-on interactive robotics lessons and activities with virtual and/or hardware robots. In addition students gain experience and skills in:

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• Computational thinking

• Logical thinking and reasoning

• Reading, following directions, and sequential thinking

• Spatial relations and fine motor coordination

• Mathematical modeling and graphing

• Scientific explorations and error analysis

• Arts (music and drawing) and design

• Personalized learning and exploration

• Collaborative learning and teamwork skills

• Making the transition from block-based coding to text-based programming in C/C++

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Each course in the curriculum is tailored for a specific grade, taking into account cognitive abilities and math levels. Prior coding or robotics experience is not required for each grade level. Each course may be used as a stand-alone curriculum, to supplement existing courses such as computational thinking in science, engineering, robotics, art, etc., or to support the corresponding Mathematics with Robotics course.

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The CS with Robotics curriculum culminates in the College Board-endorsed course for AP Computer Science Principles with Robotics.

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Go to the RoboBlocky Curriculum page.

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