Free poster
OzoBlockly Cheat Sheet
The five levels, the blocks in each level, and how to load a program onto Bit+.
Free to download as a PDF in A4 and A3. No account or email address needed.
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How to use this poster
- Print the cheat sheet on A4 paper and place it next to the computer.
- Choose the level that’s right for your class: start with level 1 if your students can’t read yet.
- See “Loading a program onto the robot” for instructions on loading the program onto Bit+ with the USB cable.
Questions and answers
What is OzoBlockly?
Ozobot’s free block-based coding environment, available in your browser at ozoblockly.com. Use it to program Bit+ with five levels, from Novice to Master.
Which level should I start with?
Start with level 1 (Novice): picture blocks, suitable even for students who can’t read yet. Each level adds more block groups, such as loops (level 2), logic and line navigation (level 3), and variables and functions (level 4).
Which devices can I use to program Bit+?
You can program Bit+ in OzoBlockly only on a computer: Chromebook, Mac, or Windows PC. Transfer the program using the USB cable; the editor recommends Chrome or Edge.
How do I load a program onto Bit+?
Using the USB cable: set the editor to Bit+, click Programs and Connect, connect Bit+, select it, and click Pair. Then click Load Program.
How do I program Evo and Ari?
Program Evo and Ari with Ozobot Editor, using blocks or Python.
Sources
The content of this poster is based on: ozoblockly.com and ozobot.com.