This course is designed to support teachers and coaches in preparing students for the WRO 2026 Elementary RoboMission using a clear and structured approach.
Planning and delivering a WRO season can be challenging — from selecting a suitable robot design to organizing lessons and guiding students toward complete runs. This course provides a practical pathway to support that process.
At the center of the course is BigHug 2.0, a robot built using the SPIKE Prime Set and Expansion Set. The design is created for educational use, balancing simplicity and functionality so students can build, understand, and apply it across multiple missions.
Created with Spike App Word Blocks version 3.6.0
By using this course, you will have:
We discuss and explain the programming tools that will be used later on in the course.
We create a relatively simple program to test out the MyBlocks created in the previous lesson.
The robot delivers the two cables to establish a connection between the amplifiers and the speakers.
We consider a strategy for completing the task and a birds eye view of the entire program.
We take an overview of the task and and how we'll go about solving it.
Sensing the four notes whose placement will be randomised.
Values are saved in variables so they can be used later on in the code.
Combining programs and taking microphone to the stage.
Picking up and delivering all notes
Delivering Backstage Instruments
Combining programs from previous lessons to complete the task.