Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse Activity Set, 83 pieces, Ages 4+ & Botley The Coding Robot 2.0 Activity Set - 78 Pieces, Ages 5+ Coding Robot for Kids, STEM Toys for Kids

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The Code & Go Robot Mouse Activity Setis recommended for ages 5 and up.The set comes with 16 green maze grids, 22 purple maze walls, and 3 orange tunnels. You can choose one of 20 activity cards to design the maze or create your own. Colby is the blue robot mouse. Push buttons on the top of the mouse to tell it which way to go. The set also comes with coding cards to help you lay out your program. The goal is to helpColby, the robot mouse, travel through the maze to reach the cheese. Children build a maze, and then use the coding cards to create a step-by-step path for Colby, the programmable interactive robot mouse Colby lights-up, makes sounds, and features 2 speeds along with colourful buttons to match coding cards for easy programming and sequencing Let the children prepare the maze. You will be put some (or all) geometric shapes on the maze. Put Colby on any field. The child then has to place the small programming cards in front of the maze and program the mouse to bring it to the appropriate shape.

This deluxe set includes 30 double-sided coding cards, 10 double-sided activity cards, cheese wedge, and Activity Guide to provide the perfect hands-on introduction to coding concepts Build up the maze or have it built by the children. Place the animal cards and the cheese on different fields of the maze.

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Conquer 88 challenging platform-style levels as you delve deeper into the mysterious laboratories of CatLab and uncover the cats' nefarious plans. Collect epic piles of cheese, and transmogrify that cheese into new skins and accessories for your robotic mouse. This STEM robot mouse is a great gift for children and young teenagers to develop their understanding of programming and to give children more skills and understanding of this fast paced world of technology. This is a great entry to the programming world. This will keep young minds occupied for hours. Programming the robot mouse is a wonderful introduction to coding for kids. It works on if-then logic, problem solving, correcting errors, and critical thinking. The best selling Code and Go Robot Mouse Activity Set with Colby, the code and go robot mouse is perfect for STEM learning in the classroom. Developed with teachers in mind, this interactive robot mouse with STEM challenge activity set introduces early years coding concepts through fun, hands-on activities. It's also great for use at home. Guide MouseBot through mazes of fantastical mechanical mouse traps created by the cat scientists of CatLab. Dodge giant metal Kitty Krushers, leap over mouse-grinding Roller Graters, evade scary Mines and Lasers, and platform your way across pools of bot-melting Acid on an epic quest for cheese and freedom.

The children now have to program the path for the robot mouse, for example: Colby should go from pig to dog and from there to the donkey, on the way it should nibble the cheese.

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Colby develops children’s analytical thinking and problem-solving skills in a fun way. This little robot gives you an insight into the basics of robotics and programming. Children understand that robots or computers do not act independently, but execute commands that are given to them by people in the form of codes. MouseBot: Escape from CatLab is a zany and exciting platforming game that will test your reflexes, skills, timing, and love of cheese!

This set has been specifically designed to engage and inspire primary children in science, technology, engineering and maths lessons to enhance enthusiasm from a young age.Watch the video below to see the mouse in action. The video also includes the method my son prefers to use to program the mouse. He likes to take the mouse through the maze and program it as he goes. Sometimes he goes a little too fast and makes a mistake. The set provides real S.T.E.M learning for children and young teenagers. It provides a basic introduction to the concepts of coding such as: STEM programming set includes 30 tiles to create paths to set your programmable mouse of on its journey. Aiden (age 6.5) had no problem programming the mouse to travel through the maze once I showed him how it worked. Lily (age 2) enjoyed pushing the green button to make the mouse go through the maze after I had already programmed it for her. She liked creating the maze by placing walls and tunnels for the mouse to navigate through.