Robotics Laboratory (by date, oldest first)

This is the second in my series of LEGO EV3 Classroom Posters. This set of (6) 18x24 posters ready to print. This set covers the SENSORS for your robot. Included are: Touch Sensor, Gyro Sensor, Color Sensor, Ultrasonic Sensor, Infrared Sensor and Temperature Sensor.

Also, check out my first series of posters here: https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/LEGO-EV3-Robots-Poster-Set-Motors-Action-Blocks-3495531

Are you looking for some LEGO Robotics posters for your room? Here they are!! This set includes (11) 18x24 posters ready to print. You get posters for the Medium Motor, the Large Motor, Move Steering vs. Tank Move, Move Steering, Tank Move, Motor Ports, Stopping Options, Motor Options, Wait Blocks, Loop Block, and Switch Block.

2020 Update - If you're using the new EV3-C platform, I've just uploaded a poster set for that program.
EV3-C Poster Set

Here's a 10-15 day set of activities for introducing the LEGO Mindstorms Robots!

In this packet, you get:

* SEVEN Robot activities!

* An EXCEL Activity creating a multiple line graph.

* Programming challenges from basic to hard.

* Build Guide for "Reece's Runner" Robot

* Robot Challenge Design Plans

I use this as a 10-day Module in my classroom.

Simple machines have been the building blocks of more complex machines throughout the years. The gear is one of the most fundamental of the simple machines. Gears can help transfer power, increase or decrease speed and/or power, and change the direction of movement by simply working together.

Your students can experience gears through this activity as they build FOUR different gear sets .

1. Understanding how connected gears affect direction.

2. Compound Gear Train - gear input and output on the same side of a wall

3. Reverted Gear Train - input and output gears on same plane, but not directly connected

4. Large Gear Train - demonstrates Mechanical Advantage and directions of gears

Student Friendly! Easy to follow build directions!

ZIP File includes Student Handout and Teacher Answer Key

Here's a LEGO robot that I designed using the LEGO NXT robotics kit. It's a quick build for a single class period activity! SIX EASY STEPS!! The beauty of a quick build like this is a quick break down and put away at the end of class!