Curriculum and teacher development

Every session should lead somewhere.

A connected path through making, computational thinking, robotics and AI literacy. The full curriculum and teacher resources come with the program.

A path that grows

Start with curiosity. Grow into understanding.

Suggested ages. Final placement depends on readiness and on which modules are available.

Ages 8–10

Explore

Sequencing, creative stories and cause and effect through guided dot projects.

  • Visual blocks
  • Stories and sprites
  • First robot moves
Ages 11–13

Build

Visual programs, measurement, grid missions, teamwork and robotics with dot lab and dot kit as they become available.

  • Loops and conditions
  • Predict and measure
  • Team missions
Ages 14–16

Investigate

Python, data, model evaluation and robot strategy.

  • Python
  • Data and charts
  • Evaluate a model

Sample lesson · The Water Route

A familiar challenge. A new way to solve it.

Question: can your robot deliver a drop of water to C2 without crossing a blocked route?

Goal: describe a sequence, estimate distance, measure the result and explain one improvement.

  • Evidence to look for: can the learner explain the route, spot a mistake, compare prediction with measurement and justify a change?
  • Use a paper grid if the app or hardware is not ready
Try the mission demo

The Water Route

  • 5 min Predict
  • 10 min Plan
  • 15 min Simulate and test
  • 10 min Improve
  • 5 min Explain

45 min. An original lesson concept, not an accredited syllabus.

What teachers receive

Preparation is part of the product.

Complete teaching resources

Scope and sequence, lesson objectives, preparation checklists, slides, activity sheets, teacher notes, reference solutions, assessment rubrics and extension ideas. The final lesson inventory is agreed per program.

Train, rehearse, teach, review

Hands-on orientation, a model lesson, a practice teach-back and support during the pilot. Follow-up helps teachers adapt the program to their learners.

Arabic as a teaching language

Arabic and English teaching resources with one consistent technical glossary and examples learners recognise. Local curriculum alignment is reviewed with each institution.

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