Thames & Kosmos Robotics Workshop with Micro:Bit STEM Experiment Kit, Creative, Educational Coding & Programming Curriculum for Home & School Use, Utilizes MakeCode App to Learn Python, Javascript
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Style: With Micro: Bit
Features
- An intuitive, state-of-the-art building and robotics kit for serious engineers and makers, this detailed curriculum is ideal for all types of learning environments--at home or in traditional classrooms.
- Learn to program and code as you build unique robots from durable and reusable plastic building pieces and with a variety of sensors.
- Incorporates micro:bit, an award-winning tiny computer and an ideal first microcontroller for kids interested in learning about various coding languages.
- Program your robots using the open-source platform MakeCode, available on any device and as a web app on Chromebook, allowing for high accessibility.
- Provides a thorough opportunity for kids to explore real-life tech firsthand and introduces them to the most relevant coding languages in the indusry: Python and JavaScript.
Description
An intuitive, state-of-the-art building and robotics kit for serious engineers and makers! Packed with hundreds of durable, reusable components, and designed for both home and school use, this comprehensive and engaging curriculum gives young learners the tools to explore the field of robotic engineering like never before. The kit begins with instructions to build 14 simple motorized robots with sensors that can control the robots. With over one hundred snap- together, versatile building pieces, kids can also construct new robots of their own design! Once you’ve built your robots, you’ll add code to program them and bring them to life. Robotics Workshop utilizes the award-winning micro:bit, a tiny computer that kids can program using the free web or app- based platform MakeCode. Through MakeCode, kids can begin their coding journey with easy-to-understand visual block-based coding, and then stretch themselves to learn the most relevant coding languages of the tech industry: Python and JavaScript. A 32-page full-color manual and tons of online resources feature step-by-step illustrated building instructions and explanations for how to program and operate the robot models. Also needed: a tablet running iOS or Android and/or a PC with Internet access. MakeCode is free and web-based, so there are no PC system requirements.
Brand: Thames & Kosmos
Model Name: Robotics Workshop with MicroBit
Special Feature: Supports Multiple Coding Languages
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Total USB Ports: 2
Connectivity Technology: USB
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
Has webcam capability?: No
Human Interface Input: Keyboard
Number Of Cells: 2
Brand: Thames & Kosmos
Series: Robotics Workshop with MicroBit
Item model number: 620401
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Product Dimensions: 17.7 x 2.8 x 11.5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 17.7 x 2.8 x 11.5 inches
Voltage: 3.7 Volts
Batteries: 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: January 4, 2024
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