NextWaveSTEM | Exploration of Internet of Things (IoT): Designing an IoT Device | Curriculum Renewal | Designed for learners in Grades 6-8

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NWS-1013-R

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1013-R

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Course Description:

Students explore the billions of physical devices around the world that are now connected to the internet, collecting and sharing data. Using engineering design and block coding, students design their own IoT device for uses in society. Hardware and Professional Development included.

Curriculum Renewal Includes

Curriculum - 1-Year License, 15 lesson hours + supporting materials
Support - 1-Year ongoing curriculum support

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LESSONS	LEARNING TARGET EXAMPLES
Lesson One: Exploring Internet of Things (IoT) Devices	I can design an IoT device that either solves a problem or provides a benefit
Lesson Two: Programming with mBlock 5	I can navigate the block-based coding environment to program a Sprite and make it move
Lesson Three: Coding Costumes and Sounds with Sprites	I can create a program with costumes and sounds to use with a Sprite
Lesson Four: Tell a Story, Part One	I can design and create a program in mBlock 5 to tell a story
Lesson Five: Tell a Story, Part Two	I can use loops,. backgrounds, and functions in my story program
Lesson Six: Meet Halocode	I can create a HaloCode program that lights the LEDs when it is shaken
Lesson Seven: Make a Smiling Face	I can program the HaloCode’s LED lights to show a smiling face
Lesson Eight: Lighting Up LEDs	I can create a program in mBlock 5 to light two LEDs
Lesson Nine: Animate a “Meteor”	I can use the “repeat” control to create a program “loop.”
Lesson Ten: Volume Detector	I can program a HaloCode to turn on LEDs to indicate volume loudness
Lesson Eleven: Compare Strength	I can use operators in mBlock 5 that activate different LEDs, depending on the strength of shaking a HaloCode.
Lesson Twelve: Energy Ring	I can use operators and variables in mBlock 5 that activate different LEDs, relevant to HaloCode movement, to store energy when worn on a wristband.
Lesson Thirteen: Dance Contest, Part One	I can create a new, original dance contest in mBlock 5’s stage programming with two or more Sprites
Lesson Fourteen: Dance Contest, Part Two	I can navigate mBlock 5 to add sounds and/or recordings to my dance contest
Lesson Fifteen: Creation and Exploration with HaloCode LEDs	I can navigate mBlock 5 to add different light colors and events to my HaloCode program