Coding and Robotics

Great tool to develop intuitive programming through logical steps sequence. Program this pretty little bee robot's route by using the simple instructional buttons on its back. Bee-bot moves in 15-cm steps and emits sounds (can be deactivated) to confirm each step. With a memory of 200 steps, Bee-Bot can now detect another Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot. They will play a default sound or the students can record their own. Students can also record audio to play back when each button is pressed, making it more accessible to all students. Supplied with a USB lead, Bee-Bot can either be recharged via your computer or a wall socket with a USB mains adapter (not supplied). Automatically goes to sleep after 2 minutes of non-use. Approx. 4 hours of running time. Robust design with smooth-rolling, rubber wheels. Sturdy plastic. 13 x 10 x 7 cm high.

This engaging step-by-step approach to early coding and programming concepts does not require a computer. Simply place the (16) 24 cm EVA foam mats on the floor and use the 20 coding cards to hop, step, and turn your way across the activity mats to practise problem-solving skills. Also features die-cut pieces including robots, gears and arrows, and a full-colour guide with sample mazes and coding overview.

Coding without a computer? It is the best way to start! Each player has a coloured robot and must move it to be the first to reach a space determined by the arrows. In a cooperative variant all the players team up to bring a common robot to its objective square. Promotes logical thinking, problem solving and cooperative learning. 1 to 4 players.

This accessory snaps onto the upper face of the Root robot to make it compatible with the most popular bricks. Magnetic.

Screen free coding for the class. This set includes 4 robots: 2 with the Activity Sets and 2 additional. The Botley Coding Robot Action Challenge Accessory Set and Construction set are also included.

Botley 2.0 helps kids as young as 5 learn to code through 100% screen-free play. Botley 2.0 knows multiple ways to code right out of the box—code by color, make Botley move in six directions, and even put on a light show! Discover Botley 2.0's 16 fun interactions—transform Botley into a train, police car, ghost, and more! You can even test your memory with the lights and sounds of a game of Botley Says! Your little coders can build coding sequences of up to 150 steps, and go on adventures with a built-in sensor that lights up Botley 2.0 in the dark! With the help of Botley's 77-piece activity set, kids will be solving their first coding and STEM challenges in just minutes!

Robots push objects from one destination to another with this set of 6, rainbow-coloured, sturdy plastic clip-on pushers. Fit both Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® robots (not included).

The set of 25 road pieces includes roundabouts, left turns, right turns, and straight pieces, to create endless route possibilities for Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot®. A set of 4 end pieces featuring colour photographs of objects adds complexity to the challenges. Robots not included.

Simply clip on the shell, place a pen in the pen holder, program the robot and off it goes drawing. Set of 6, in rainbow-coloured study plastic. Pens and robot not included.

Combined with Matatalab Coding Set, children can draw beautiful graphics and pictures through programming, while being introduced to basic geometrical concepts such as angles. To draw, simply remove the robot cover and insert a marker vertically. Includes 10 angle blocks (from 30° to 150°), 3 double sided artists warm up cards with 6 samples, and 3 colour markers.

With this screenless, word-free coding robot set, children tap into their imagination to create infinite possibilities using the blocks, draw new maps, build obstacles, etc. They simply place coding blocks on a board which, together with a command tower, relay information to a small robot, controlling its movements on a game map through the coding algorithms. The set includes 37 coding blocks with different functions (directional arrows, numbers, pictograms), 1 MatataBot, 1 command tower with an image recognition camera, 1 control board, 3 booklets with 20 activities each, 1 double sided game map with 2 adventure themes, 2 USB-C cables, 8 obstacles, and 3 flags. The control tower and robot are rechargeable.

With this playful, self-correcting workshop, children learn to move across a grid, describe and represent paths based on a series of instructions, and understand and use spatial markers (up, down, etc.). Includes 6 double-sided themed boards, 24 double-sided instruction strips in 2 progressive series, 2 plastic grids, 14 picture tokens, 12 tokens in 2 colours and 1 comprehensive teacher's guide. For 2 children

This accessory for Dash & Cue robots helps kids express their creativity and exercise their critical thinking and spatial reasoning skills as they draw geometric shapes, patterns, words, and more. The kit includes 1 marker harness, 6 custom dry-erase markers (red, blue, green, orange, purple, black) and 6 project cards with grids. We recommend using the kit with a whiteboard mat.

Add a musical touch to the Matatalab robot with this amusing add-on.

No screen or app necessary. Players string together coding cards into sequences of commands to “compute” their way toward cheesy wedges on the board. Critical thinking skills are key to navigate around blocking maze walls and toward warp speed tunnels. Includes 1 board, 90 cards, 4 mice, and more. 2 to 4 players.