I’m looking for someone who can guide a group of middle-school students through the very first steps of robotics. They’re absolute beginners, so the focus is squarely on basic programming and coding—things like understanding simple logic, writing their first lines of code, and seeing how that code controls a small robot. Here’s what I need: • A concise lesson plan that introduces the fundamentals in an engaging, age-appropriate way. • Live online sessions (or clearly recorded alternatives) that let the class follow along and experiment in real time. • Simple hands-on exercises—preferably using platforms such as LEGO EV3, VEX IQ, Arduino, or any comparable kit you’re comfortable with—to show how code turns into movement. • Quick progress checks or mini-quizzes so I can track understanding and adjust pacing. I’m not expecting an advanced curriculum; just a practical, well-structured starting point that sparks curiosity. If you have experience teaching kids and can keep concepts bite-sized and fun, I’d love to hear how you’d run the first few sessions and what tools you’d use.