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Τα παιδιά καλούνται να σχεδιάσουν σε ένα φύλλο εργασίας τα κουτιά (pixels) σύμφωνα με το αριθμητικό/χρωματικό κώδικα που δίνεται (κάθε αριθμός αντιστοιχεί σε ένα χρώμα) και να αποκαλύψουν το μυστικό εικόνα (Pixel Art).

Activity 1: We use a large Beebot track with a map of Europe. We place small images of European flags at various points on the track. The children will program the Beebot, which carries a dove, the symbol of peace, to travel from country to country, saying the names of the countries for a Peace Journey with flags.
Objective: To connect the flags with the countries and understand the symbol of peace.
Activity: The children will program the Beebot to reach each flag, saying the name of the country and making a brief reference to the concept of peace.

Activity 2: Build a Tower of Peace. We use Lego or other objects to create a tower on the track. Each child will program the Beebot to transport a Lego piece to place on the tower. As the tower grows, the children will discuss how collaboration builds peace.

A pixel art activity that involves math in a funny way.

Coloring and Math:

Give the children the drawing of the robot.

Ask them to look at each part of the robot and calculate how many pixels are needed to color it.

For example: "How many blue pixels do we need for the robot's body?"

As they color, you can incorporate concepts such as:

Addition: "How many pixels have we colored so far? And if we add 5 more, how many will we have?"

Subtraction: "We have 10 pixels for the head. If we color 3, how many will we have left?"

Comparison: "Which part of the robot has more red pixels? The arm or the leg?"

Geometry: "What shape is the robot's eye? How many squares do we need to make it?" Decorating and Imagination:

After the robot is complete, kids can decorate it with extra details like eyes, a mouth, or even a hat.

Encourage children to use their imagination and create a unique robot.