Make your train pause, stop, change direction, sound the horn, and more! Taking the familiarity of a train and combining it with the new action bricks, early learners will learn through play about sequencing, looping, conditional coding, and cause and effect by placing the new action bricks within the train’s track. Each action brick creates a specific action allowing for students to test and redesign ways to problem-solve and work together to get their train to its destination.
Cubetto is a tangible programming interface designed to introduce children aged 3 to 6 to computational thinking and programming logic by allowing them to program a small wooden robot using colourful blocks.
Dash and Dot are robots that can sense, act and think! Students use block coding on four different iPad apps to control their robots. The durable and child friendly robots are a safe and easy way to encourage STEAM learning in your classroom.
Maker materials can be added such as lego, tape, cardboard and more to transform your robots!
Dash and dot also have educational accessories that can be purchased to support art, music and engineering.
Product Description
This perfect gift for kids encourages creativity and imagination. Whether you are making a LEGO® brick film; animating your own characters with claymation or capturing a flower as it blooms using time-lapse photography, you can bring anything to life in minutes with the easy-to-use software.
The kit includes:
Lego Mindstorms is a hardware and software structure which is produced by Lego for the development of programmable robots based on Lego building blocks. ... Since creation, there have been four generations of the Mindstorms platform: the original Robotics Invention System, NXT, NXT 2.0, and EV3.
LittleBits is a hands-on learning system of electronic building blocks that allows students of all ages to create with technology.
The snap-together Bits are easy to use and simple to understand, no prior experience required.
Our STEAM solutions are gender neutral, scalable across Grades 3-12, and suitable for cross-curricular instruction.
Makedo needs little introduction; find some cardboard, grab some Makedo tools and get started.
The awesomeness of Makedo is that children learn by doing, creating, experimenting, failing and maybe succeeding but that's not essential.
The creations then open the door to imaginative play where the child is protagonist in a hack-able world of their own making.
A meeperBOT is like a blank canvas on wheels for Legos (and other building block toys, like Mega Bloks). Kids can build onto the meeperBOT, then use the Meeper app on their cell phone to drive the bot like a toy car. ... The locator, carried by the errant kid, would make a “meep” sound when called, hence the name.
Ozobot is a little toy robot that blends the physical and digital worlds — and teaches kids programming. The company bills the Ozobot as the world’s tiniest robot, but we figure there’s got to be something smaller than these little guys with light-emitting diodes (LEDs) for brains.
It is very basic programming, as you simply train the robots to follow patterns on the surfaces that they roll over. They look a little like Pac-Man ghosts, with domes for heads. Ozobot can identify lines, colors, and codes on both digital surfaces, such as an iPad, and physical surfaces, such as paper.
NOTE: This product's brand name has changed from Rokenbok to Kid Spark Education
The ROK Blocks Lab supports the Kid Spark Elementary Program (PK-5) and is perfect for children without any previous STEM experience. The carefully curated materials in the lab are organized and un-intimidating; the larger scale elements allow for collaborative learning. As your students progress through the lessons, they engage in key engineering practices that include gathering information, explaining how things work, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
With this lab, even the most inexperienced students can quickly and easily build sophisticated prototypes and grow their confidence in engineering. Early lessons focus on foundational fluencies that include reading step-by-step instructions, symbolization, measuring, patterns, and symmetry. Then students transition into more challenging concepts like how to make things move, how to make things strong, applied mathematics, the design and engineering cycle, and other foundational fluencies key to building their STEM identity. This identity—seeing one’s self as capable of learning and understanding science, technology, engineering, and math—is the cornerstone to instilling a love of science and technology in your students.
"At Strawbees EDU, we believe that
making, playing, testing and retrying is the way forward to making the world a more innovative place"
Strawbees is an award-winning, light-weight, construction system for all ages. It is a kit based on simple units called Strawbees, that lets you connect straws to each other and build little to huge mechanical objects from just straws and cardboard. We believe playing and having fun is the best way to learn about the world, so we tried to bring this into classrooms with Strawbees EDU.
We partner up with world class educators that share our values, to co-create quality content and curriculums for classrooms to be used along with Strawbees. Since our curriculums are available in 5 levels: easy, medium, hard, expert and legendary, there’s something for everyone. Strawbees is great stand alone, but gets even better with added technology which is why we have partnered up with some major educational electronics out there. It works as the mechanical output for LittleBits, Micro:Bit, Arduino, Quirkbot, MakeyMakey, RaspberryPi, LEGO and Vex, and greatly improves their applications.
This 3D Doodler offers the best and safest 3D drawing experience ever! The pen extrudes heated plastic that hardens almost instantly, allowing you to draw amazing 3D structures, freehand or stencils. Now with dual drive, the Create+ is re-engineered to provide an ultra-smooth and enhanced 3D doodling experience. Improvements include greater control in fast/slow speeds for different doodling techniques, more reliable performance with different plastic types, and greater durability.