Sphero

Once Sphero's have been assigned, you should not touch or play with anyone else's Sphero.

• True

• False

When I come into class, I should grab my Sphero and put it on the table.

• True. The Sphero has been assigned to you/your team and you need to be preparred for class.

• False. Do not get the Sphero unless directed to do so.

How does SPHERO BOLT support coding education?

• By providing virtual reality headsets for students

• By offering online courses with no hands-on experience

• By organizing coding competitions with no educational resources

• By providing a hands-on learning experience through its programmable robot and the Sphero Edu app.

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What is SPHERO BOLT?

• A type of fruit

• A new type of light bulb

• A robotic ball designed to teach coding and STEM principles

• A popular dance move

How does SPHERO BOLT differ from other robots in terms of its programmable LED matrix?

• It has a programmable 4x4 LED matrix.

• It has a programmable 16x16 LED matrix.

• It has a non-programmable LED matrix.

• It has a programmable 8x8 LED matrix.

What is the maximum speed of SPHERO BOLT?

• 10 mph

• 2 mph

• 6 mph

• 4.5 mph

How does SPHERO BOLT use infrared communication?

• To communicate with other BOLT robots and to interact with the environment.

• To communicate with satellites in space

• To control the weather

• To send messages to underwater creatures

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What is the primary educational purpose of Sphero robots in science classes?

• To teach students about robotics and programming

• To provide entertainment during breaks

• To replace traditional science textbooks

• To conduct chemistry experiments

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NGSS.MS-ETS1-4

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Which scientific principle can be demonstrated using Sphero robots?

• Newton's laws of motion

• Photosynthesis

• The water cycle

• Cell division

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How can Sphero robots be used to teach about speed and velocity?

• By programming them to move at different speeds and measuring the time taken

• By using them to simulate plant growth

• By observing their color changes

• By using them to demonstrate sound waves

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