SPIKE Prime Lesson Progressions

SPIKE™ Prime Lesson Progressions

Below are Lesson Progressions for Grades 6-8, with each grade level featuring over 40 elements sequencing LEGO® Education lesson content with SPIKE™ App tutorial content and activity prompts to scaffold students' design thinking, science, and computer science skills. These lesson progressions are turnkey solutions your classes can use immediately, or you can layer them into your STEAM, science, or computer science instruction.

Note that the first row of Lesson Progressions are aligned to NGSS, CSTA, and CCSS standards; the second row contains similar content without the standards alignments.

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Lesson Progressions, NGSS, CSTA, CCSS Aligned

Grade 6 Lesson Progression

This series of 40 instructional activities includes brick activities, and provides sequences for when and how to introduce SPIKE™ Prime tutorials and lessons. Layered into instruction are ELA and math extensions, and explorations of science and computer science concepts using lesson content from the Unit: Invention Squad.

Grade 7 Lesson Progression

With increasing content complexity, this series of 44 instructional activities pulls lessons from the Unit: Kickstart a Business and continues building students' understanding of computer science concepts, along with ELA and math extensions.

Grade 8 Lesson Progression

This final series of 41 instructional activities features lessons from the Unit: Training Trackers while introducing more complex science and computer science content, along with ELA and math extensions.

Lesson Progressions, General

Grade 6 Lesson Progression

Grade 7 Lesson Progression

Grade 8 Lesson Progression

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