Classroom Adaptations

Overview

Looking to adapt BirdBrain’s teaching tools for a specific educational setting or student need? Use the resources below to learn how.

Remote Teaching

Through inspiration and collaboration, the BirdBrain Team developed a number of ways to engage students with creative robotics via a remote or hybrid learning environment. Consider the following adaptations and free tools for your classroom.

Accessibility

Accessibility guidance can be incredibly important to student success with new learning tools. Guidance for BirdBrain’s tools currently includes information regarding blindness and visual impairment.

Student Independent Study

Do you have a student who’s ready to explore the Hummingbird Kit without direct adult guidance? Let them take the lead with resources designed for independent learning.

Common Modifications

Every school and classroom is different, and creative robotics are not one-size-fits-all! From tiny tweaks to large-scale adjustments, let us help you tailor robotics exactly to fit your needs.

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Online Camp

Optional Enrichment: Build a Robot with a Live Teacher

Are you a guardian or homeschool teacher looking to invest in a more structured learning experience? We have wonderful education partners that offer live, virtual classes.

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Free Courses

Explore the Hummingbird Kit (Free Student Course)

With these free, pre-recorded mini-courses, students can explore all features of the robotics kit and learn to code on a tablet or computer.

Course for Tablets

Our Favorite Mini Projects

MOVING MASTERPIECES

Recreate a painting as a three-dimensional art form.

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ROBOT PETTING ZOO

Build a robotic animal that responds to its environment and delights visitors to the robot petting zoo.

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TINY DRUMMER

Build a character using just a cup, a popsicle stick, and a servo motor.

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tools in your classroom?

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