The Wonder Workshop robots are some of the most popular and effective STEAM solutions. Beginning in early elementary school, students can explore the basics of block coding using the Dash. Then, once they have those foundational skills, they can try text coding with the Cue Robot in middle school. Each of these educational robotics solutions offer amazing upside for both students and their teachers. Compatible with intuitive and in-depth mobile CS apps, both the Dash and Cue help transform STEAM education. They're also each compatible with a range of devices. No matter how your classroom or makerspace is designed, the Wonder Workshop robots are very intriguing assets to add. In this section, you'll find our top content and recommendations for using these robotics and coding tools successfully in all levels of elementary and middle school learning.
Whether you're looking for our popular Tips & Tricks blogs, STEM project guides in our Eduporium Experiment posts, or news on any Wonder Workshop sales, new releases, or updates, you'll find all that here. The Wonder Workshop team has also created invaluable resources for 21st century learning. For teachers, their Class Connect platform makes it incredibly easy to organize classes and track student progress with coding. As for students, the virtual Dash coding environment is a very exciting EdTech innovation. You'll also find lots of helpful information on the fully stocked Wonder Workshop robotics bundles. Whether for the Dash or Cue, these bundles include access to Class Connect. They also provide educators with all the robots and accessories they'll need to lead powerful coding experiences. Enjoy the content and we hope it helps enhance your STEM instruction!
The Dash and Dot Robots are a favorite among educators when it comes to coding in school. Since many students are no longer able to enjoy this, however, coding in remote learning has become the next best thing. Using the virtual Dash robot, which can be accessed through Class Connect, students are able to continue their coding from home!
The first and most obvious thing that’s great about the Sketch Pack is that it allows students to truly combine STEM and STEAM. It provides a surface and a few accessories to turn the Dash or Cue into a writing utensil. Students can slide a marker into the specialized slot and then write programs that tell the robot how to
The virtual STEAM solution from Wonder Workshop is designed to work just like the physical Dash Robot. Teachers can lead coding and computational thinking lessons using this online version of the Dash and, in the brief webinar, members from their team will outline everything educators need to know. Click inside to find the recording!
The Wonder Workshop team has gone above and beyond in ensuring their coding and robotics tools (or, at the very least, digital variations of them all) remain available to students who might be doing their learning from home. The availability of their Dash’s Neighborhood platform enables students to explore coding concepts and create the same authentic programs online.
The five newest Wonder Workshop bundles now all include licenses for their learning management system, Class Connect, access to their virtual Dash Robot, and curriculum library. Each comes with a corresponding number of accessories and robots and more! Whether in person or remote, these new bundles are perfect to integrate into CS education
We were fortunate to sponsor a Virtual Summit session led by fourth grade teacher, Jasmine Saab, and give away a Wonder Starter Pack to one lucky attendee! That attendee would end up being Imani Malaika-Mehta, who is the executive director of the KC Creators Club in Kansas City, and put this post together about her experiences with teaching STEM.
Jasmine teaches all subjects, so this allows her to create some pretty fun, cross-curricular lessons. These types of lessons make it possible for her to teach her students all about interesting and relevant subject area content while also introducing them to the world of computer science and coding—and some of her favorite tools to use are the Dash, Dot, and
Teachers miss their students. Graduations and proms have been cancelled. Most students already know they won’t be in a school again until (at least) the fall. It’s seriously strange, but, like all of us, we’re trying to make this period of time as normal and productive as possible. That’s why we’re very excited to share more about what they’ve been
Last week, we were fortunate to be able to sponsor one of the sessions of Wonder Workshop’s Virtual Summit. We provided a raffle prize for the ‘Coding Activities for Elementary Students’ session led by fourth grade teacher and Wonder Workshop ambassador, Jasmine Saab, who did a fantastic job of educating, informing, and intriguing the audience.
Our Wonder Workshop friends revealed the new, virtual environment within which children can program the Dash Robot (available in May)! While that’s all extremely exciting, we are also very excited to be sponsoring one of the upcoming virtual PD sessions. It will be hosted by Jasmine Saab, who is a longtime fourth grade teacher, and it’s taking place on April
