Robotics Curriculum for Classes 3–5 and 6–8
A period-wise robotics curriculum for primary and middle school, with lesson plans, student activity books, kits, assessments and an Arduino robotics programme for Classes 6–8.
Why schools adopt our curriculum
Ready to teach from day one, and tested with real students in partner schools.
Period-wise plans
Every period has objectives, materials, steps, worksheet and assessment.
Activity books
Class-wise student books with experiments, diagrams and project logs.
Matched kits
Kits for each class level so every lesson has the right components.
Arduino programme
Classes 6–8 learn Arduino coding, sensors and motors with real robots.
Assessments
Rubrics, quizzes and a term project for every class.
Teacher support
Training, teacher editions and monthly clinics for your staff.
Curriculum overview
Indicative yearly plan; the full period-wise curriculum comes with the proposal.
| Class | Term 1 | Term 2 | Term 3 project |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Circuits, LEDs, switches, safety | Buzzers, motors, Scratch basics | Light-up model with story |
| 4 | Series & parallel, LDR sensor | Motors, gears, Scratch games | Smart night lamp |
| 5 | Touch & IR sensors, breadboard | Traffic light, smart dustbin logic | Smart dustbin model |
| 6 | Arduino intro, digital outputs | Inputs, buttons, buzzers, LCD | Digital dice / reaction game |
| 7 | Ultrasonic & IR sensors | Motor driver, robot chassis | Obstacle-avoiding robot |
| 8 | Line sensors, PID idea, servo | Bluetooth control, IoT basics | Line follower or smart home model |
About our robotics curriculum
Robotics curriculum for Classes 3–5
Primary students learn through short, safe, hands-on activities. They explore circuits, LEDs, switches, buzzers and motors, then sensors such as light and touch. Scratch introduces block coding. Each term ends with a model that students present to the class, building confidence and communication.
Robotics curriculum for Classes 6–8
Middle school students move to Arduino. They write code for outputs and inputs, add ultrasonic, IR and line sensors, control motors and build complete robots: obstacle avoiders, line followers and Bluetooth cars. The curriculum introduces engineering design, debugging and teamwork.
Arduino robotics programme for schools
The Arduino programme can run as part of the timetable or as a robotics club. It includes kits, lesson plans, teacher editions, assessments and competition preparation, and connects naturally to ATL activities.
Implementation
Schools choose Kod2Kids instructors, train their own teachers, or a mix. We integrate the curriculum into your timetable, typically one period per section per week, and provide term reports.
How it works
A simple, proven process for schools of every size.
Discovery call
Share your grades, student count, infrastructure and goals. We suggest the right model.
Proposal & sample session
You receive a proposal, curriculum outline and pricing, plus a free sample session for students or management.
Setup & launch
Kits, books and material arrive, trainers are deployed and the timetable is agreed with your academic team.
Deliver & report
Weekly sessions, projects, exhibitions and term reports. Renewal and expansion are planned together.
Projects your students will build
Real, working projects, not just theory.
What is included
- Period-wise lesson plans for Classes 3–8
- Student activity books and teacher editions
- Kits matched to each class
- Assessments, rubrics and certificates
- Teacher training or Kod2Kids instructors
- Annual exhibition and competition support
Ideal for schools that…
- Want a ready, tested robotics syllabus
- Need content for Classes 3–8 specifically
- Plan to start an Arduino or robotics club
- Want teachers to deliver with confidence
- Are setting up or running an ATL
Frequently asked questions
What principals and coordinators ask us.
Can we get a sample of the curriculum?
Yes. Request a proposal and we will share a sample curriculum and lesson plan for your classes.
How many periods does the curriculum cover?
About 30 or more periods per class per year, adjustable to your calendar.
Do Classes 3–5 use Arduino?
No. Primary classes use circuits, sensors and Scratch. Arduino starts in Class 6.
Can our teachers deliver it?
Yes. We provide teacher training, teacher editions and monthly support.
Are kits included?
Yes. Kits matched to each class are part of the programme.
Is it aligned with CBSE and NEP 2020?
Yes. It supports NEP 2020 experiential learning and CBSE/ICSE science and computer-science goals.
Get a sample robotics curriculum
Request a proposal with the full Classes 3–8 curriculum, kit list, teacher plan and pricing.
Request a school proposal
Tell us about your school. We reply within one working day with a proposal, sample curriculum and pricing.
