OzoGoes to the Solar System combines astronomy, engineering and coding in one hands-on project. Students build eight planet structures, put them in order around the sun, then attach a planet to their robot and code it to travel its orbit — turning abstract ideas about space, distance and time into something they can see and time for themselves. Pair it with an Evo or Bit+ robot, or explore the activities screen-free without a bot. Designed for ages 8 and up.
What your students explore:
- Build the eight planets and model the solar system in order
- Code their robot to simulate a planet's orbit and rotation
- The difference between rotation and revolution, and the inner rocky planets
- Engineering, debugging and problem-solving through spacecraft challenges
What's included:
- Punch-out boards to build 8 planet structures
- An Evo snap-on cover (to attach a planet to the robot)
- Activity board, 36 match-up cards and 10 information cards
- Printed lesson plan with answer key and assembly instructions
- QR code to free digital lessons in Ozobot Classroom
The activities are standards-aligned, and one kit suits an individual or a small group of up to four students. To code along, you'll need an Ozobot Evo or Bit+ robot (sold separately) and a device to run Ozobot Blockly — though the model and activities also work screen-free without a bot.
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