The UBTECH Education curricula introduces and reinforces STEM and AI concepts to make topics like engineering and computer science engaging, accessible, and relevant for all learners.
Our detailed lesson plans address educational standards and provide educators the tools to feel confident when integrating robotics lessons into their instruction.
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STEM educational curricula written by experienced classroom educators and content area experts
Curricula aligned to educational standards, ensuring robust, high-quality content
Detailed STEM lesson plans that explore the engineering design process with hands-on robotics projects
Opportunity to support skill progression and vertical alignment across grade levels through STEM and AI lessons
AI Foundations Curriculum
Give students a relevant, approachable, and hands-on introduction to the fundamental concepts of artificial intelligence with the new AI Foundations curriculum. Appropriate for any K-12 classroom, this AI curriculum will introduce and reinforce the Five Big Ideas of AI as developed by AI4K12.
It has been built for virtual and hybrid classrooms with no need for additional hardware. Learn more about our AI curriculum here.
UKIT NGSS Curriculum
Following a 5E lesson structure, NGSS curriculum units invite students to explore science topics such as force and motion, the solar system, and weather, with an integrated STEM learning approach to reflect the interconnected nature of STEM disciplines as they are practiced in the real world.
By building and programming real robots with our UKITs and custom software, students get a hands-on way to bring NGSS concepts to life.
This curriculum pairs perfectly with UKIT Beginner, UKIT Intermediate, and UKIT Advanced Grades 3-8.
UKIT Spark Starters
Activate student-led exploration with UKIT Spark Starters. Designed to complement informal learning spaces and timed to fit within single sessions, the Spark Starters include 20 STEM activity prompts that address STEM-forward themes, inspiring students to collaborate, communicate, and create with robots.
Beyond the Classroom Curriculum
Utilizing our Beginner and Intermediate UKITs, this former Camp:ASPIRE curriculum was created for virtual or in-person learning beyond the regular classroom environment. Perfect for camp settings or afterschool programs, each unit includes 10 hours of engineering-focused instruction housed within a teacher guide and an accompanying student-facing slideshow.
Develop and improve computational literacy
Students will start with Pose-Record-Play, teleoperation, and block-based coding and advance through to sensor integration, block-based with text preview and open-source and text-based coding.
