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Kids input code and output physical play and learning
Increase student engagement and performance
Infuse Social Emotional Learning (SEL) into the day
Enable cross-curricular STEM learning: P.E., art, special education, ELL and more!
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Unruly Splats in Action
Case studies showing the effects of physical computing on promoting inclusion and diversity
âOf all the technologies I've used, Unruly support is the best⌠From their lesson plans, to example games, to tech support, it's always quick and fantastic.â
â Brian Ashline, 6th Grade Teacher, Shaker Middle School, Innovation Lab, NY
Splats in any subject
Splats in Math
Sometimes a little kinesthetic learning is what you need for those foundational math skills to really click!
Math is jumping. Math is playing. Math is fun!
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In this lesson plan, students learn rounding to the nearest 10 or 100. They stomp their feet on a Splat, which is programmed to represent their choice to either round up or down.
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In this lesson plan, students learn rounding to the nearest 10 or 100. They stomp their feet on a Splat, which is programmed to represent their choice to either round up or down.
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Rounding to the Nearest 100
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Splats in ELA
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Say WHat?
Welcome to phonics!
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In this lesson plan, Splats help students to create a link between physical movement and speech sounds, which is used to reinforce learning.
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In this lesson plan, Splats help students to create a link between physical movement and speech sounds, which is used to reinforce learning.
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Blending and Segmenting
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Splats in Computer Science, Library Media, or STEM
Drag, drop and play with more than 80 interactive coding lessons to choose from.
In this lesson plan, kids use conditional if-then statements to program various outcomes on the physical Splats. After inputting if-statements (ex: if I stomp on the SplatâŚ), they get a physical output that is reflected on the Splat (ex: the Splat lights up green).
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Relay Race
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Splats as an SEL tool
Splats lessons are an ideal environment for students to practice crucial life skills like collaboration, conflict resolution, and resilience
Gamify your mood meter with this fun teacher-inspired lesson plan.
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In this lesson plan, students use Splats to identify their emotions by programming each Splat to correspond to a feeling color.
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In this lesson plan, students use Splats to identify their emotions by programming each Splat to correspond to a feeling color.
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Mood Meter
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Splats in Music
Whatâs STEM got to do with it?!
Every piece of music has something called a âtime signature.â Time signatures dictate the number of beats in a single measure of music.
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In this lesson plan, students use technical skills to compose rhythms and sounds using the Splats coding platform. Then itâs time to dance when the code is done!
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In this lesson plan, students use technical skills to compose rhythms and sounds using the Splats coding platform. Then itâs time to dance when the code is done!
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Music Maker
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Why Splats RULE for Students
Building STEM Skills and Creativity in Students
Why Splats RULE for Teachers
Empowering Teachers with STEM and Kinesthetic Learning
Why Splats RULE for Schools and Districts
Building STEM Identity, Inclusivity, and Equity
ââŚthey love coming to school. I've had students that have said âI wake up and I'm wondering if weâre using Splats todayâ...It's such a fun thing to hear that they are eager to come into school and to learn. They're playing, but they're learning at the same time and that's how things stick.â
Amanda Mangione
Grade 4 & 5 French Immersion Teacher, Burton Ettinger Elementary, Halifax, Nova Scotia
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