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The SPIKE Prime series is definitely worth a look if you’re a fan of LEGO already and want to dive into learning how to code, or even just bring some robotics to your existing builds.Based on the latest science standards, this brand new LEGO WeDo set is created to enhance pupils' curiosity and theirs skills in engineering, robotics and computing. Now families will be able to bring home education-grade builds that were previously reserved for schools and other learning institutions. In the past we’ve highlighted LEGO and its coding kits, but the recent news that it’d be opening up an entire collection of kits really changes the game. Prices vary based on which kit you’re looking to bring home. Now available for purchaseĪll of the LEGO coding and education kits are now available direct from its online storefront. There are a variety of sensors, motors, and other add-ons which can be leveraged for coding robots and more. Older builders who are looking to brush up on programming skills are in luck too, as the SPIKE Prime series delivers a versatile coding kit that just so happens to be comprised of LEGO. Stepping up to the WeDo 2.0 theme brings the introduction of more advanced building techniques and even some motored elements for learning about robotics and other engineering principles. The STEAM Park kits are geared towards the youngest demographic and are just a little bit more in-depth than your typical DUPLO blocks. Here’s what LEGO has to say about its education-focused builds:ĭesigned to promote 21st-century learning and strengthen student STEAM skills in a classroom setting, these products come complete with learning activities and guides to make an easy transition to the home environment. Spanning the STEAM Park, WeDo 2.0, and SPIKE Prime themes, there are plenty of different sets and price points available throughout the lineup. LEGO’s educational builds are available in a variety of different kits for everything from pre-schoolers and above. LEGO opens coding and education kits to the public

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