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KIBO Dance Party

Lesson Objectives:
  1. Students will use KIBO and craft materials to construct a dancer.
  2. ​Students will write a programming sequence of blocks to create a dance.

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Use KIBO and craft materials to create a dancer and program it to move. Show students how to scan the KIBO blocks send their program to KIBO. Depending on the age and experience of your students, you may want to have them add sensors, lights, and repeats to their programs. 
If you use a song for your dance, you may want to challenge the children to program a dance that moves in time to the music.
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