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Bowling with Ozobot

to knock down the pins.

3. Don’t forget to calibrate Ozobot before starting to play! This prepares Ozobot for

play on paper.

4. Place Ozobot onto the starting point and try out if it knocks down all pins!

2. Ozobot Bowling with OzoBlockly

Needed:

• Ozobot Bit, one per group

• Printout of Ozobot Bowling with OzoBlockly, one per group

• Bowling pins, one or more per group

Instructions:

1. Place one or more bowling pins on any of the round markers on the lane. Ozobot

has to travel to those locations to knock down the pins.

2. Use OzoBlockly to program and load Ozobot with the correct moves to knock

down the pins. You can use any mode for this, but you will have to use blocks from

the Movement category. (Note: Ozobot’s turns are approximate – i.e. Ozobot may

turn 87 or 94 degrees instead of the desired 90 degrees. If this becomes a prob-

lem for the game, you can use the movement blocks from mode 4. These give you

greater flexibility in programming angles and distances)

3. After loading your program onto Ozobot, place Ozobot on the starting point and

double-click the On/Off button to start the program. Did all pins fall down? If not,

try again – you may have to refine your program or just try to place Ozobot slightly

differently on the starting position!

The following is an example of an

OzoBlockly program. Three bowling

pins were used and they were set on

the lower three spots of the lane. You

may notice the two second delay at

the start of the program. This is really

helpful to give the person some time

to position Ozobot properly on the

paper after double-clicking to start

the program.

Tips

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