RoboBlocky is an integrated learning environment (ILE) for learning math, computer science, and STEAM with coding and robotics. The C-STEM Math/CS/Engineering Design with Robotics Curriculum (including RoboBlocky Math, Computer Science with Robotics, Engineering Design with Robotics, and Robotics and Robotics-Math Programs for Expanded Learning, and RoboPlay Competitions) supports K-12 students for integrated learning of math, science (computational thinking and engineering design), and computer science.
The Prime Curriculum below is for authorized instructors and their students for classroom or expanded learning. The RoboBlocky Math courses in this curriculum are compliant with relevant math standards. Alignment information for many popular math textbooks is also included. Most lessons for the Computer Science with Robotics curriculum have accompanying video tutorials. The CS courses, compliant with Computer Science standards, are complementary with math courses at each grade level. The curriculum supports students for both personalized and collaborative learning in multiple contexts, including classroom, remediation, intervention, supplemental, enrichment, acceleration, and expanded learning.
For licensing information for access to the Prime Curriculum and the RoboBlocky Learning Management System for instructors, please contact us.
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RoboBlocky Math is aligned with state math standards and is organized around Big Ideas that promote coherence, helping students connect skills, strategies, and broader mathematical understanding. As a result, the curriculum helps to foster deep conceptual learning, real-world problem-solving, and mathematical reasoning, while promoting engagement and hands-on learning.
RoboBlocky Math provides students with opportunities to explore mathematical ideas, apply their knowledge through coding and robotics activities, and reflect on their growth. Designed with diverse learners in mind, the curriculum offers multiple ways for students to demonstrate understanding, whether through solving problems, coding virtual or physical robots, or engaging in discussion and collaboration.![]() | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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The Computer Science Standards compliant Computer Science with Robotics curriculum motivates and engages students in learning fundamentals of computer science (CS) by using hands-on interactive robotics lessons and activities with virtual and/or hardware robots. In addition students gain experience and skills in:
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
Makerspaces and building their own robots as culminating projects with hardware
Making the transition from block-based coding to text-based programming in C
Physical computing using Arduino with electronics and sensors (Grades 3+)
Creative storytelling as comprehensive projects for collaboration and distance learning (Grade 5+)
Sensor-based robotics (Grade 6+)
Creating lessons/activities for others to use (Grades 9-12)
Each course in the curriculum, independent of others, 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, enegineering, robotics, art, etc., or to support the corresponding RoboBlocky Math course above.
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Robotics: Grades TK-K | Robotics: Grades 1-2 | Robotics: Grades 3-5 | Robotics: Grades 6-8 | Robotics: Grades 9-12 |
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Robotics Programs for Expanded Learning are designed for our partners to host for their students locally for afterschool and summer programs. More information here.
Robotics-Math: Grades TK-K | Robotics-Math: Grades 1-2 | Robotics-Math: Grades 3-5 | Robotics-Fractions: Grades 3-6 | Robotics-Math: Grades 6-8 |
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Robotics-Math: Grades 9-12 | ||||
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Robotics-Math Programs for Expanded Learning are designed for our partners to host for their students locally for afterschool and summer programs. More information here.
Holiday Activities (Grades TK-K) | Holiday Activities (Grades 1-2) | Holiday Activities (Grades 3-5) | Holiday Activities (Grades 6-8) | Holiday Activities (Grades 9-12) |
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These fun activities can be used during various holidays.
These freely available activities are designed to be student self-guided. Students can complete these activities on their own or teachers can lead them. See the Documentation page for resources on learning how to use RoboBlocky.
Professional Development
Professional Development sessions that introduce instructors to the full curriculum and/or camp curriculum, along with instructor resources, can also be scheduled. If there is a large cohort of instructors from the same school district, a tailored PD can be arranged. No prior coding and robotics experience is needed. More information here.
Additional Information
The C-STEM Math/CS/Engineering Design with Robotics Curriculum (including RoboBlocky Math, Computer Science with Robotics, Engineering Design with Robotics, and Robotics and Robotics-Math Programs for Expanded Learning, and RoboPlay Competitions):
"I like how I can use the curriculum to integrate coding and hands on math to bring math alive for the students …Fun, exciting, and lots of opportunities for kids to learn from their mistakes." --- Catherine Ouellette, Kindergarten Teacher "The RoboBlocky curriculum is a godsend for distance learning! Thanks!" --- Robert Beckett, High School Robotics Teacher “RoboBlocky is awesome! Bringing programming to life with the Linkbot! The materials and online curriculum are fantastic.” --- Margaret Willett, 9-12th Grade CS Teacher |
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