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Bupa Coding Day Healthy Lunch-Bot Coding Adventure | Ages 9+
UKS2
Remote Video
Resources
By working together with ‘Professor’ Trice and AL the Robot, your children will learn to design, write, test and debug algorithms on this adventure. Their mission is to turn a robot into a Healthy Lunch-Bot lunch maker for a class of children by lunchtime - but will they do it in time?
introduction
Video
PDF
Teacher overview letter
Download
Volunteer advice
View
Teacher and volunteer welcome video
Play Video
Show trailer
(Note: The main show will be available below (in THE SHOW section) whenever the Bupa Coding Day series is open for FREE delivery into schools (typically March, June/July and November).
(Note: The main show will be available below (in THE SHOW section) whenever the Bupa Coding Day series is open for FREE delivery into schools (typically March, June/July and November).
Play Video
ACTIVITY RESOURCES
Video
PDF
Powerpoint
Program Each Other (PEO) Activity Resources
What better way to embed the learning than for the children to become healthy lunch-bots themselves?
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you all about the resources you’ll need and how to get started. Please also check out the ‘Additional Resources’ section below for worksheets to help you review the children’s learning, and achievement certificates. You’ve probably earned one yourself too!
Note that if you have older or more able students in LKS2 (ages 7-9) or UKS2 (ages 9-11) there’s also an optional Scratch Activity for LKS2 & UKS2 children below.
Volunteers, you can learn along with the children, or take a sneak peek beforehand! You’re there to encourage the children to play and explore, and use all the coding terms from our show, whilst helping them with their teamwork skills.
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you all about the resources you’ll need and how to get started. Please also check out the ‘Additional Resources’ section below for worksheets to help you review the children’s learning, and achievement certificates. You’ve probably earned one yourself too!
Note that if you have older or more able students in LKS2 (ages 7-9) or UKS2 (ages 9-11) there’s also an optional Scratch Activity for LKS2 & UKS2 children below.
Volunteers, you can learn along with the children, or take a sneak peek beforehand! You’re there to encourage the children to play and explore, and use all the coding terms from our show, whilst helping them with their teamwork skills.
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Lesson Plan (aged 9+ Part 1)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Example Schedule
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Video (ages 5+, 7+, & 9+)
(this can be shown to the children after the show)
(this can be shown to the children after the show)
Play Video
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Teaching Guide (ages 9+)
(including plenary)
(including plenary)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Extension Challenges Activity Lesson Plan (ages 9+ Part 2)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Extension Challenges Video (ages 7+ & 9+)
Play Video
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Extension Challenges Demo Slides (ages 9+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Quick Guide (ages 9+)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Printable Resources
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Arrow Cards
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO A3 grids for Bee-Bots
Download
Activity Resources: Optional Scratch Programming
What’s next? Taking all the new computing terms and using them to develop a healthy lunch themed Scratch project of course! No prior Scratch knowledge is needed, but this activity also includes ideas to prompt further exploration for experienced Scratch programmers.
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you how to access Scratch online and set it up for the activity.
Volunteers, you might want to help out with this activity too if your school is running it – you can learn about Scratch using our activity video below, or using the Scratch tutorials found at scratch.mit.edu.
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you how to access Scratch online and set it up for the activity.
Volunteers, you might want to help out with this activity too if your school is running it – you can learn about Scratch using our activity video below, or using the Scratch tutorials found at scratch.mit.edu.
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Activity Lesson Plan (ages 9+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Activity Example Schedule with Scratch and Program Each Other (ages 9+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Activity Explainer Video (ages 9+)
Play Video
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Activity Teaching Guide (ages 9+)
(including plenary)
(including plenary)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Quick Guide for (ages 9+)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Detailed Guide for (ages 9+)
(detailed instructions for teachers and volunteers)
(detailed instructions for teachers and volunteers)
Download
Additional Resources: Worksheets, Certificates and Reference Materials
Worksheets
Healthy Lunch-Bot Design and Test an Algorithm Worksheet (ages 5+, 7+, & 9+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot What I Learnt on the Adventure Worksheet (ages 9+)
Download
Certificates
Healthy Lunch-Bot Class Certificate
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Individual Certificate
Download
Reference Materials
National Computing Curriculum in England - Key Stage 1 (ages 5-7) and Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11)
Bupa Coding Day Healthy Lunch-Bot Coding Adventure | Ages 7+
LKS2
Remote Video
Resources
By working together with ‘Professor’ Trice and AL the Robot, your children will learn to design, write, test and debug algorithms on this adventure. Their mission is to turn a robot into a Healthy Lunch-Bot lunch maker for a class of children by lunchtime - but will they do it in time?
introduction
Video
PDF
Teacher overview letter
Download
Volunteer advice
View
Teacher and volunteer welcome video
Play Video
Show trailer
(Note: The main show will be available below (in THE SHOW section) whenever the Bupa Coding Day series is open for FREE delivery into schools (typically March, June/July and November).
(Note: The main show will be available below (in THE SHOW section) whenever the Bupa Coding Day series is open for FREE delivery into schools (typically March, June/July and November).
Play Video
ACTIVITY RESOURCES
Video
PDF
Powerpoint
Program Yourself (PY) Activity Resources
There’s busy, and then there’s teacher-level busy. To help you out we’ve just created a ‘low prep /no prep’ activity - our Program Yourself activity.
Teachers, just watch the video with your children while they join in to test out algorithms whilst pretending to be robots!
Volunteers, you can encourage the children to join in, andhelp spot where some might be struggling. If you like you can join in too - have fun!
Teachers, just watch the video with your children while they join in to test out algorithms whilst pretending to be robots!
Volunteers, you can encourage the children to join in, andhelp spot where some might be struggling. If you like you can join in too - have fun!
Healthy Lunch-Bot PY Activity Lesson Plan (ages 7+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PY Activity Video (ages 7+)
Play Video
Program Each Other (PEO) Activity Resources
What better way to embed the learning than for the children to become healthy lunch-bots themselves?
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you all about the resources you’ll need and how to get started. Please also check out the ‘Additional Resources’ section below for worksheets to help you review the children’s learning, and achievement certificates. You’ve probably earned one yourself too!
Note that if you have older or more able students in LKS2 (ages 7-9) there’s also an optional Scratch Activity for LKS2 children below.
Volunteers, you can learn along with the children, or take a sneak peek beforehand! You’re there to encourage the children to play and explore, and use all the coding terms from our show, whilst helping them with their teamwork skills.
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you all about the resources you’ll need and how to get started. Please also check out the ‘Additional Resources’ section below for worksheets to help you review the children’s learning, and achievement certificates. You’ve probably earned one yourself too!
Note that if you have older or more able students in LKS2 (ages 7-9) there’s also an optional Scratch Activity for LKS2 children below.
Volunteers, you can learn along with the children, or take a sneak peek beforehand! You’re there to encourage the children to play and explore, and use all the coding terms from our show, whilst helping them with their teamwork skills.
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Lesson Plan (ages 7+ Part 1)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Example Schedule
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Explainer Video (ages 5+ & 7+)
(this can be shown to the children after the show)
(this can be shown to the children after the show)
Play Video
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Teaching Guide (ages 7+)
(including plenary)
(including plenary)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Extension Challenges Activity Lesson Plan (ages 7+ Part 2)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Extension Challenges Explainer Video (ages 7+)
Play Video
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Extension Challenges Demo Slides (ages 7+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Quick Guide (ages 7+)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Printable Resources
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Arrow Cards
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO A3 grids for Bee-Bots
Download
Activity Resources: Optional Scratch Programming
What’s next? Taking all the new computing terms and using them to develop a healthy lunch themed Scratch project of course! No prior Scratch knowledge is needed, but this activity also includes ideas to prompt further exploration for experienced Scratch programmers.
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you how to access Scratch online and set it up for the activity.
Volunteers, you might want to help out with this activity too if your school is running it – you can learn about Scratch using our activity video below, or using the Scratch tutorials found at scratch.mit.edu.
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you how to access Scratch online and set it up for the activity.
Volunteers, you might want to help out with this activity too if your school is running it – you can learn about Scratch using our activity video below, or using the Scratch tutorials found at scratch.mit.edu.
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Activity Lesson Plan (ages 7+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Activity Example Schedule with Scratch and Program Each Other (ages 7+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Activity Explainer Video (ages 7+)
(you can use this to show the children how to work with Scratch, pausing after each challenge so they can work on it before moving on to the next)
(you can use this to show the children how to work with Scratch, pausing after each challenge so they can work on it before moving on to the next)
Play Video
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Activity Teaching Guide (ages 7+)
(including plenary)
(including plenary)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Quick Guide for (ages 7+)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Scratch Programming Detailed Guide for (ages 7+)
(detailed instructions for teachers and volunteers)
(detailed instructions for teachers and volunteers)
Download
Additional Resources: Worksheets, Certificates and Reference Materials
Worksheets
Healthy Lunch-Bot Design and Test an Algorithm Worksheet (ages 5+ & 7+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot What I Learnt on the Adventure Worksheet (ages 7+)
Download
Certificates
Healthy Lunch-Bot Class Certificates
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Individual Certificates
Download
Reference Materials
National Computing Curriculum in England - Key Stage 1 (ages 5-7) and Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11)
Bupa Coding Day Healthy Lunch-Bot Coding Adventure | Ages 5+
KS1
Remote Video
Resources
By working together with ‘Professor’ Trice and AL the Robot, your children will learn to design, write, test and debug algorithms on this adventure. Their mission is to turn a robot into a Healthy Lunch-Bot lunch maker for a class of children by lunchtime - but will they do it in time?
introduction
Video
PDF
Teacher overview letter
Download
Volunteer advice
View
Teacher and volunteer welcome video
Play Video
Show trailer
(Note: The main show will be available below (in THE SHOW section) whenever the Bupa Coding Day series is open for FREE delivery into schools (typically March, June/July and November).
(Note: The main show will be available below (in THE SHOW section) whenever the Bupa Coding Day series is open for FREE delivery into schools (typically March, June/July and November).
Play Trailer
ACTIVITY RESOURCES
Video
PDF
Powerpoint
Program Yourself (PY) Activity Resources
There’s busy, and then there’s teacher-level busy. To help you out we’ve just created a ‘low prep /no prep’ activity - our Program Yourself activity.
Teachers, just watch the video with your children while they join in to test out algorithms whilst pretending to be robots!
Volunteers, you can encourage the children to join in, andhelp spot where some might be struggling. If you like you can join in too - have fun!
Teachers, just watch the video with your children while they join in to test out algorithms whilst pretending to be robots!
Volunteers, you can encourage the children to join in, andhelp spot where some might be struggling. If you like you can join in too - have fun!
Healthy Lunch-Bot PY Activity Lesson Plan (ages 5+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PY Activity Video (ages 5+)
Play Video
Program Each Other (PEO) Activity Resources
What better way to embed the learning than for the children to become healthy lunch-bots themselves?
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you all about the resources you’ll need and how to get started. Please also check out the ‘Additional Resources’ section below for worksheets to help you review the children’s learning, and achievement certificates. You’ve probably earned one yourself too!
Volunteers, you can learn along with the children, or take a sneak peek beforehand! You’re there to encourage the children to play and explore, and use all the coding terms from our show, whilst helping them with their teamwork skills.
Teachers, to prepare for this activity you’ll need to take a good look through the resources below – in particular the activity guide tells you all about the resources you’ll need and how to get started. Please also check out the ‘Additional Resources’ section below for worksheets to help you review the children’s learning, and achievement certificates. You’ve probably earned one yourself too!
Volunteers, you can learn along with the children, or take a sneak peek beforehand! You’re there to encourage the children to play and explore, and use all the coding terms from our show, whilst helping them with their teamwork skills.
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Example Schedule
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Video (ages 5+ & 7+)
(this can be shown to the children after the show)
(this can be shown to the children after the show)
Play Video
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Teaching Guide (ages 5+)
(including plenary)
(including plenary)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Quick Guide (ages 5+)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
(quick ref guide for teachers and volunteers)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Lesson Plan (ages 5+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Printable Resources
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO Activity Arrow Cards
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot PEO A3 grids for Bee-Bots
Download
Additional Resources: Worksheets, Certificates and Reference Materials
Worksheets
Healthy Lunch-Bot Colour your own Robot Worksheet (ages 5+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Design and Test an Algorithm Worksheet (ages 5+ & 7+)
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot What I Learnt on the Adventure Worksheet (ages 5+)
Download
Skills Builder Essential Skills Poster (ages 5+)
Download
Certificates
Healthy Lunch-Bot Class Certificate
Download
Healthy Lunch-Bot Individual Certificate
Download
Reference Materials
National Computing Curriculum in England - Key Stage 1 (ages 5-7) and Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11)
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