Imagine a robot exploring a strange new planet. What would it see, hear, and do? How would it feel? In this creative Kai XR Learning Adventure, students will write a poem from a robot’s perspective, then bring it to life in the makerspace with a hands-on challenge. Perfect for integrating English Language Arts and STEM, this engaging mini-lesson is designed to ignite imagination and deepen understanding of literary devices.
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Elementary Level
LA 4.10B: Explain how figurative language contributes to the meaning of text.
Teachers appreciate how this Adventure seamlessly combines literary exploration, creative writing, and hands-on design into one cohesive experience.
More reasons why teachers love this adventure:
Pre-made HQIM ensures teachers can a deliver standards-aligned, engaging lesson with skill-building activities without the hassle of creating materials from scratch.
The lesson introduces students to key literary devices—such as metaphors, similes, personification, alliteration, onomatopoeia, rhyme, and repetition—helping them craft vivid, imaginative poetry.
Writing from a robot’s perspective encourages students to reflect on emotions and teamwork, fostering self-expression and collaboration.
The Makerspace challenge allows students to visualize their poems, merging STEM skills with artistic expression for a memorable learning experience.
Bring creativity and critical thinking to life in your classroom with this imaginative Kai XR Adventure. Inspire your students to explore storytelling through vivid figurative language, express themselves through poetry, and unleash their ingenuity with a hands-on makerspace challenge—all while saving time with this ready-to-use, standards-aligned HQIM.
Teachers enjoy their first five lessons free on Kai XR! Explore the Robot Rhymes + Makersapce and other engaging Learning Adventures designed to spark curiosity and deepen understanding in your classroom.
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This Adventure guides elementary students through a mini-lesson on point of view and figurative language, encourages them to write poetry, and enables them to visualize their work with a Makerspace challenge.
Kai XR’s Robot Rhymes and Makerspace Adventure fosters social-emotional learning by encouraging students to step into the perspective of a robot, exploring emotions, relationships, and creativity. Writing from the robot’s point of view helps students build empathy as they imagine the robot’s experiences, challenges, and aspirations.
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Yes, teachers enjoy their first five lessons for free on Kai XR, including this Adventure and other engaging resources.. Paid school subscriptions provide additional access to state standards-aligned content.
Kai XR’s Robot Rhymes and Makerspace Adventure is fully aligned with national and state standards for English Language Arts (ELA) and Visual Arts. The lesson addresses key ELA concepts, such as point of view, figurative language (e.g., similes, metaphors, and personification), and creative writing techniques. It also integrates Visual Arts standards by encouraging students to design and construct a visual representation of their robot’s story using traditional or digital methods. With coverage of Common Core Standards and other state-specific benchmarks, this pre-made HQIM ensures teachers can confidently deliver high-quality, standards-aligned instruction while engaging students in creative and meaningful learning experiences.
Students can participate using tablets, laptops, or desktops. Students aged 13 and older can enhance their experience with VR headsets, such as a Meta Quest.
This lesson is designed to fit a 45-minute class period, with time for the mini-lesson, poetry writing, and Makerspace activity.
Absolutely! While Robot Rhymes + Makerspace is designed to emphasize English Language Arts (ELA), it can easily be adapted for other subjects. For science, students can explore robotics, technology, or environmental themes while imagining their robot’s purpose or function. In social studies, the lesson can connect to discussions about innovation, historical technological advancements, or community roles. The makerspace challenge can also tie into STEM activities, focusing on engineering and design principles. This flexibility makes the Adventure a versatile tool for integrating creativity and critical thinking across multiple disciplines.