Ozobots are tiny, smart robots designed to introduce your K-12 student to coding and computational thinking. Students use color combinations to move the Ozobot on a path from one location to another, as it follows lines drawn on paper and responds to the color-coded, felt-tip marker commands (e.g., speed up, spin, turn, etc.) using optical sensors. They can also be programmed using "OzoBlockly," a block-based, Scratch-like language.