databot™ Setup
Software, hardware, and how to’s! databot™ Basic Training starts here newbies! Welcome to Team databot™! Bot Basics! Setup and Software Parts & Anatomy Using Arduino IDE Using Science Journal SD
Modules Explained
databot curriculum modules are designed to be friendly, fun, and easy to use and share. Curriculum Overview License Contributions Curriculum Modules Explained Activities for All The following outlines the
Intro to Arduino
In this module, you’ll get to take a look at the wild and often wacky world of Arduino, explore projects that people have created and learn a little about how
The Cave of Dogs
Tackle a CO2 science mystery hundreds of years old as we venture into the Cave of Dogs. The Cave of Dogs Overview PDQ 1 PDQ 2 Experiment Challenge Collaboration Print
Ready, Set, Reaction!
Reactants, products, and fizzing fun all come together in this databot dive into the science behind chemical reactions! Ready, Set, Reaction! Overview PDQ 1 PDQ 2 Experiment Challenge Collaboration About
Something in the Air
The air that you breathe in your house should be safe and sound! Let’s check to make sure! Something in the Air Overview PDQ 1 PDQ 2 Experiment Challenge Collaboration
You’re Getting Warmer!
CO2 here, there, and everywhere! Too much of a good thing is not so good sometimes! You’re Getting Warmer Overview PDQ 1 PDQ 2 Experiment Challenge Collaboration About the Author
Breathe
Huff, puff, hop, hold, howl, and more in this exploration of CO2 and the human body! Breathe Overview PDQ 1 PDQ 2 Experiment Challenge Collaboration About the Author Scan this
Can You See the Music
What happens when we can “see” sound?! This module explores sound waves with activities in frequency, amplitude, and wavelength Can You See the Music? Overview PDQ 1 PDQ 2 Experiment
Lighten Up!
Experiment with light in a variety of fun ways using databot™’s light sensor and software to analyze the differences between natural and artificial light, explore the differences in reflective surfaces,
Science Journal Starters
Google Science Journal is an awesome tool for gathering all of your databot™ experiments into a colorful, interactive science notebook! Science Journal Resources Google Science Journal Science Journal Setup SJ
Cool It Baby!
Cool beans! You will use databot’s™ external temperature probe to explore chemical reactions, your own body temperatures, differences in temperature from the air to depths in the ground, water temperature
Up, Up and Away
You’ll explore altitude, earth’s aura, how altitude can be measured through atmospheric pressure, the effects of altitude on the human body, what’s going on as we move up through the
Northern Lights Concert
Explore databot’s™ magnetic personality using the built-in magnetometer! You’ll visualize magnetic forces, determine direction by analyzing magnetic data, and play a game where you are challenged to make music based
Spin to Win
Physics and math are a beautiful thing as students explore the physics of the perfect football spiral, the rotating speed of a figure skater, inertia and dizziness, G forces, and