Intended for Cub Scouts (Elementary School):

• Ozobots: Scouts will use Ozobot robots to learn entry-level robotics, coding, problem-solving, and design-thinking. Leader Guide/Youth Guide

• Edison Robots: Scouts will program Edison Robots to respond to light/solar power and using remote controls. Leader Guide/Youth Guide
  • NOTE: Should you have any challenges with the Edison Robot following the provided EdMat, click the following link to download a NEW mat and carefully read through the printing instructions: https://meetedison.com/edmat/
  • The content provided in the above “Leader/Youth Guides” does not maximize and support all the functions of Edison Robots and remains to have troubleshooting challenges. We suggest navigating to the below link to participate in the high-quality lessons by Edison: https://meetedison.com/robotics-lesson-plans/
  • Additional Material: https://meetedison.com/6-tricks-to-keep-your-edison-robot-in-top-notch-shape/

• Littlebits circuits: Scouts will explore the different ways to build circuits for different devices. Leader Guide/Youth Guide

• How Things Work: Scouts will build things like inclined planes, roller coasters, and a balloon-powered plane. Leader Guide/Youth Guide

Intended for Scouts BSA (Middle/High School):

• Structural Engineering: Scouts will learn about basic engineering and build various bridges and towers. Leader Guide/Youth Guide

• Soft Robotics: Scouts will build using the concept of soft robots much like an elephant’s trunk or an octopus’s arm. Leader Guide/Youth Guide

• mBots: Scouts combine programming and robotics that use motion, lights, sounds and sensors. Leader Guide/Youth Guide

• Things that Go: Scouts will design various machines using balloon-power or solar-power. Leader Guide/Youth Guide

• Off to the Races: Scouts will learn how to optimize the speed of a racing car while designing model cars to race each other. Leader Guide/Youth Guide