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LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime Expansion Set
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https://www.tts-international.com/lego-education-spike-prime-expansion-set/1052276.htmlProduct Code: 708-AV46449
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Why you'll love this product
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Autonomous Robotics
Learn to create and program autonomous robots with sensors. A hands-on approach to understanding robotics fundamentals.
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Program Refinement
Systematically test and refine programs. Enhance your problem-solving skills through iterative development.
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Critical Thinking
Help children develop critical thinking and life skills essential for future careers. Prepare them for challenges beyond the classroom.
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STEAM Engagement
Enhance STEAM learning with creative challenges. This set offers the tools for exploring complex STEAM concepts, fostering innovative thinking and problem-solving.
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Curriculum Alignment
Supports Key Stage 2 and above Computing curriculum.
LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime Expansion Set
Explore advanced STEAM creations and nurture interest in STEAM learning.
Overview
Elevate STEAM education with the LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime Expansion Set. Designed for secondary school pupils, this set enriches STEAM learning with over 600 LEGO elements, including a colour sensor and large motor, coupled with a unique maker plate for innovation with various SBC devices.
Integrating this set with the SPIKE Prime Set and the free SPIKE App propels both pupils and teachers into the dynamic world of robotics competitions. It provides a pathway to over 10 hours of curriculum-aligned, competition-ready learning experiences.
Catering to the UK Computing curriculum for Key Stage 2 and upwards, the expansion set enhances programming, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. It teaches logical reasoning and the application of sequence, selection, and repetition, preparing children for the technological landscapes of tomorrow.
Supports the National Curriculum
Computing, Key Stage 2
Design, write and debug programs that accomplish specific goals, including controlling or simulating physical systems and solve problems by decomposing them into smaller parts.
