Counting Tens and Ones Coding Robot Activity Printables
Counting tens and ones becomes a hands-on adventure with this coding robot activity. Students solve place value task cards, then program their coding robot to travel across a 6x6 grid and land on the card that matches their answer.
It is a simple way to introduce early coding while building number sense. Students practice reading tens and ones, solving, sequencing directions, and checking their own work. Please note that the coding robot and the mat are not included. Teachers use the programmable coding robot they already have in their classroom.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
- Task cards that students read and answer, with each answer matching a card on the grid
- Enough picture cards to build a 6x6 grid
- Answer document so students can check their answer after the coding robot reaches its location
- Coding sheet for students to record the robot's movements
HOW THIS WORKS:
- Students choose a task card and figure out the number of tens and ones.
- They find the matching picture card on the grid.
- Students plan the path and program the coding robot to reach that card.
- They record each movement on the coding sheet.
- Students use the answer document to check whether the robot landed in the right spot.
BENEFITS FOR STUDENTS:
- Strengthens place value understanding with tens and ones
- Introduces coding concepts like sequencing and giving step by step directions
- Builds problem solving and persistence
- Encourages self checking and independence
- Works well for math centers, small groups, STEM centers, and early finishers
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15 reviews for Counting Tens and Ones Coding Robot Activity Printables
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Jesus G. –
Easy to prep for beebot activities. Students had fun reviewing while learning to code.
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Shyra C. –
This is a really cute and fun activity. My students loved using their beebots to play with this activity and try to program the beebot to find the numbers they were searching for
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Sherrie W. –
This was such a fun and engaging activity to use with students who needed a little more practice.
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Cary-Anne C. –
The Bee-Bot game engages students by introducing coding through interactive play. Students program the Bee-Bot to navigate a themed grid, such as a map or story path, to reach specific destinations. This hands-on activity teaches sequencing, problem-solving, and directional skills in an exciting way. Each challenge encourages teamwork and critical thinking, as students work together to plan moves and troubleshoot, making learning about coding both accessible and enjoyable.
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amber G. –
I loved this resource! It allowed me to use the new bee bots right away with what the students were learning!
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Stephanie A B. –
This resource was very helpful for those students that needed more intervention with the concept of tens and ones.
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Jennifer Weales –
Thank you! This was a lot of fun for the students to use.
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Swimming Through The Year With Ms Thresher –
This was perfect for small group rotations. Thank you!
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Haley B. –
Love these! Would love to have more for the math standards/skills!
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Terry C. –
Great activity to launch BEE BOTS into our first PBL STEAM Unit.
Students were engaged!!!!
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DiFebo STEM –
This was a great resource to add into my STEM specials class to help reinforce material covered with their general teachers.
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Linda D. –
awesome
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Novels and Tech –
My students greatly enjoyed using the resource with our BeeBots. They were learning while they thought they were just playing!
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Jerian Miller –
My students had so much fun using this resource to review their teen numbers and place value. It was very engaging and they ask me everyday when they get to do it again!
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One Day At A Time –
Kids love the bee bot mats!
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