VEX GO Teacher Resources

Vex 3 is the third installment of the game Vex, and this time, it is more challenging than ever. The game offers a total of 19 stages for you to explore. Vex 3 is a fascinating game. Your task is to Take Vex through the levels by running, jumping, sliding and swimming while avoiding dangerous obstacles. Use your skills to get Vex safe through all levels. The main task of the player in Vex 3 is to run, jump over dangerous walls! The stickman is back in challenging choking actions. Overcoming challenges, pitfalls are set on the map, in turn, conquer all levels and try to complete them as soon as possible.

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VEX GO Cumulative Pacing Guide

A cumulative pacing guide for all VEX GO units.

VEX GO Activities

Bring Coding and STEM to life with these fun and easy to use VEX GO activities.

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Intro to Building

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 240 min
• 6 Labs

Explore the VEX GO Kit to learn the names and functions of key pieces by building structures to take on a voyage to Mars.

Essential Questions

• How do we manipulate materials when building?
• How can a design be affected by a constraint on materials?
• How can we communicate our design ideas and use the design process when working with a group?

Physical Science

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 240 min
• 5 Labs

Build and modify the Super Car to explore predicting an object's continued motion, change in motion, or stability.

Essential Questions

• How can we use patterns of change to predict an object’s continued motion, change in motion, or stability?
• How does force affect motion?

Simple Machines

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 160 min
• 4 Labs

Build and test simple machines in order to examine how they change the direction or strength of a force in order to make work easier.

Essential Questions

• How can we conduct an investigation to observe cause and effect relationships?
• How do simple machines make work easier?

Parade Float

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 120 min
• 3 Labs

Design, build, and code a float for a parade using the VEX GO Kit.

Essential Questions

• How can anything be engineered to solve an authentic problem?
• How can the iterative process be used to create a sequence of movements for the float to accomplish in the parade?

Super Car

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 120 min
• 3 Labs

Investigate the variables that affect the movement of the Super Car.

Essential Questions

• What affects how the Super Car moves?

Ocean Emergency

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 120 min
• 3 Labs

Apply coding skills to help clean up the ocean using Code Base and VEXcode GO.

Essential Questions

• What is code?
• How can I make my robot move?
• How can I solve a problem using my robot?

Helping Hand

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 80 min
• 2 Labs

Investigate and modify the Adaptation Claw to help solve authentic problems.

Essential Questions

• How can I use tools to help solve authentic problems?
• How are mechanisms used in everyday life and work?

Robot Jobs

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 160 min
• 4 Labs

Build and code a Code Base robot to perform a job that is dull, dirty or dangerous.

Essential Questions

• How do I solve a challenge with the Code Base robot and VEXcode GO?

Fun Frogs

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 80 min
• 2 Labs

Investigate the different phases of the frog life cycle.

Essential Questions

• How do organisms change over their life cycle in relation to their environments?
• How can writing be used as a tool by scientists and other jobs?

Pendulum Game

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 80 min
• 2 Labs

Build and engineer a game using the motion and force of the pendulum to knock over objects.

Essential Questions

• How can I design a pendulum solve an authentic problem?
• How can I use the iterative process to continue to design and learn from my mistakes?

Fractions

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 40 min
• 1 Lab

Explore equivalent fractions using the Fractions build and your VEX GO Kit pieces to compare fractions by size.

Essential Questions

• What do the numerator and denominator of a fraction tell you?
• What patterns or relationships are there between equivalent fractions?

Robot Arm

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 200 min
• 5 Labs

Work with the Robot Arm, and its adaptations to learn what robotic arms can do and how they work!

Essential Questions

• What is a robot arm?
• How does a robot arm work?

Code Base

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 160 min
• 4 Labs

Use the Code Base and its sensor iterations to explore robot behaviors, controls, commands, and sensors through navigation challenges.

Essential Questions

• How can I use VEXcode GO with my robot?

Magnet Car

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 40 min
• 1 Lab

Students use the Magnetic Car to investigate the properties of magnetism and magnetic force.

Essential Questions

• How do magnets interact with each other and with other objects?

Look Alike

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 40 min
• 1 Lab

Explore the characteristics of living things and notice similar and different traits.

Essential Questions

• How do living organisms pass on traits?

Battle Boats

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 40 min
• 1 Lab

Create the Battle Boats game on a coordinate plane to plot points.

Eye Sensor

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 120 min
• 3 Labs

Use the Eye Sensor to navigate the Code Base robot.

Shape Shifter

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 80 min
• 2 Labs

Draw and classify different shapes using the Spirograph and Pantograph.

On the Move!

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 80 min
• 2 Labs

Investigate and predict patterns of motion.

Topo Map Mania

• Grades 3+
• Ages 8+
• 40 min
• 1 Lab

Explore the concepts of a topographical map.

You are tired of working or studying and want to play a game to relax, but the games you are playing are too boring? You want a game which is more interesting, more exciting? Vex 2 – the game you are looking for is right here!

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About the game

Vex 2is an upgraded and extended version of Vex. They are both action games. In the game, you play as a man who runs around to get to a magical door. Your mission in the game is to help him come in that door. In each level, there is a door that you have to come in to pass that level. The levels are called acts in this game. In each act, you have to run to find the green magical door, only by coming in that door can you unblock the next act. The game continues in this way.

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Levels

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There are a tutorial, 9 acts and a vexation, so there are 11 levels in total in the game. The tutorial is like an instruction for you to get used to playing the game, so it is quite easy for you to pass this level. However, the next 9 acts are quite long and hard. There are many fatal impediments waiting for you in these 9 acts. You may be prickled by the big sharp spines. You may be killed by huge sharp gears. You may be crushed into small pieces by the huge moving blocked. Therefore, while playing these 9 acts you have to be very attentive. Besides the game count the time you play and the times you are dead to record your achievements.

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Controls

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In the game, you almost use the keyboard.
– Press right and left arrow keys to make you character move backward or forward.
– Press up arrow key to make your character jump.
– Press down arrow key or ‘s’ key to make him slide down while he is running.
– In the water, there are some notes that you have to remember: the right and left arrow keys are used to control his body, the up and down arrow keys are used to make him swim. The controls are a little different from being on the blocks, so remember it otherwise you will make mistakes.