TTS Loti-Bot Programmable Floor Robot

TTS Loti-Bot Programmable Floor Robot

• Grades: 2-5
• Number of Students: 1-3
• Number of Lessons: 3
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• Additional Resources: Activity Guide, Testimonials

Highlights:

Loti-Bot is the newest member of the TTS bot family, featuring programmable movement, highly accurate drawing capabilities and a variety of inputs and outputs.

Loti-Bot is the prefect bridge from early programming with Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot to advanced programming with Oti-Bot.

Using a Bluetooth connected tablet and the TTS Loti-Bot app, learners can progress from a control environment, to a junior programming environment to a block based programming environment - providing a wide spectrum of differentiation for your classes.

Loti-Bot is packed full of features to enable you to teach the KS2 Computing curriculum, including, Programmable LEDs, Programmable bumper sensors, Programable Proximity sensors, Adjustable pen holder, Microphone, Speaker, 20 Pre-loaded sounds, Buddy Detection Sensor (which detects other Loti-Bots, Blue-Bot and Bee-Bot!), Cliff sensor – prevents Loti from falling off the edge of the table, Graduated Programming Environment.

Features:

• Supports learners with computational thinking skills
• Ideal size to share between 3 learners
• Highly accurate drawing capabilities to support numeracy curriculum

Curriculum or Lesson Topics:

Activity Guide Lessons

Loti-Bot's Great Adventure

• Learn about Loti-Bot's different sensors.
• Design, write and debug programs using Loti-Bot's different inputs and outputs.
• Estimate, measure and record lengths.
• Work collaboratively with others.

Loti-Bot: The Shape Explorer

• Develop skills in control and programming.
• Design, write and debug simple programs.
• Use sequence and repetition in programs.
• Identify, describe and compare the properties of 2D shapes.
• Use and develop critical thinking skills.

Loti-Bot Around the World

• Design, write and debug programs.
• Understand what algorithms are and how they work.
• Work with various forms of input and output.
• Estimate, measure and record lengths.
• Use world maps to name and locate countries, continents and oceans.

Additional Information and Resources:

• Activity Guide
• Testimonials