The cameo silhouette electronic cutter uses a small enclosed blade to cut a variety of paper media including cardstock, vinyl, and iron-on paper. In addition, the blade can be removed and replaced with a pen to allow designs to be drawn instead of cut out.
A golf-ball sized robot that follows colored lines and patterns for directions. This device can be used with paper and markers, there are also apps available for drawing and challenges. The newest version also allows students to program step by step instructions.
This 3-wheeled robot is follows a variety of directions as programmed by the user via a variety of apps. The apps range from text-free for the youngest users to Blockly Code for more experienced students. Fun and interactive lights and sounds make this an engaging robot for students.
https://www.makewonder.com/dash
We received a grant to increase our access to technology for our students. Tools include: Spheros: A cue ball sized sphere that connects via Bluetooth to an iPad. Students use the iPad to control the Sphero's motions. Other apps allow students to program this device in precise step by step instructions.
Magnetic cubes that attach together in multiple ways to create robots that do various tasks. Make a smart flashlight or a scared robot.
http://www.modrobotics.com/cubelets/
Magnetic components that attach together to make circuits with a variety of inputs and outputs.