StarCamp WeDo 2.0 lesson series

StarCamp WeDo 2.0

Depart on a journey filled with astronomy, engineering, physics and… robots! This out-of-this-world lesson series will show you the humanity’s greatest space inventions and give you the opportunity to recreate futuristic constructions that (so far!) exist only in science fiction. Your mission is to build, code and learn to command all of these breathtaking constructions. Are you ready?

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Lesson plans

SATELLITE

What are people actually doing on the Earth’s orbit? And what exactly is a satellite? Learn all about it by building a model featuring a space shuttle, a satellite, and a rotating base. Next: code it and make them spin!

ASTRONOMICAL MODEL

In order to precisely measure time on Earth, people have been observing the movement of Sun and Moon. Learn the ancient method of determining time and count the passing with the help of built-in color sensor.

COSMIC CHASE

Organize a race of two starfighters right on your desk. You’ll build the entire construction from scratch, yet you won’t be able to predict the outcome of this race. How come? Randomness at work.

ROBOTIC ARM

Great strength paired with great precision is sometimes beyond humans’ reach. That’s where robots step in. Build and program a robotic arm to learn how high-tech machines aid people in laboratories, warehouses, or in space.

SPACE SHUTTLE

Become a shuttle pilot for a day and learn what dangers await astronauts in space. Start with printing a map to the stars, build your space flight simulator, activate it with code and make sure to avoid obstacles in front of you.

PLANETARY WALKER

Examine unknown surface from a safe distance. Hop on the surface walker, which steadily advances forward - unless there’s an obstacle in its way. Can you think of an animal that walks in a similar manner?

LAUNCHER

Make any brick your missile. Thanks to the worm gear transmission and an adjustable stand, this launcher is powerful and precise. Use it to learn about missile trajectory and train before shooting tournament!

MARS ROVER

Inspired by the famous Curiosity rover, this robot will be your guide to Mars. It’s well equipped for it, too: it’s movement is slow and accurate, it has rotating sensors and an adjustable arm. Are you ready for this mission?

MOON LANDER

What’s so difficult about landing on celestial bodies? Create your own lander to find out what were the main challenges to landing on the Moon and learn about the most famous landing in the man’s history executed by Apollo 11.

RAILGUN

Prepare and fire! Build and program your own space cannon, which relies on foolproof rubber bands to strike down any target. You’ll discover other weapons as well: lasers, railguns… and learn which ones are actually used.

DROID

Your friendly automaton would like to go on a space walk. Make it happen by assembling its gear transmission and creating the activation program, then find out what inspires modern engineers to design new robots.

SPACE FIGHTER

Maneuver through the Milky Way and reach the end of galaxy onboard this amazing fighter. Although it’s not doable in real life yet, it wouldn’t be the first time science fiction influenced the imagination of real-life engineers.

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