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Description
Bee-Bot is a fun robot designed for young students in classrooms. It helps learner slearn STEM through various activities related to different subjects.
The robot looks like a bee, is yellow, and has buttons to move it in different directions, using controls, creating step-by-step instructions, making estimations, and even the basics of programming!
It supports learners in their educational journey across subjects such as Math, Geography, Spelling, and Vocabulary.
Community Mat - The community mat puts Bee-Bot in a community setting with room to room from place to place along the street.
The 3D Community Kit contains everything you need to construct a 3D community in the classroom. It contains 15 boxes that may be assembled into "buildings"
Bee-Bot Programmable and Educational Floor Robotics
This is an engaging classroom robot for learners to learn STEM with a variety of cross-curricular activates. It's a Bee-shaped robot, yellow in color with controls to move forward/backward and turn left/right. It teaches young students about controls, directions, algorithms, sequencing, estimation and basic programming too! It's a perfect first robot for learners to get familiar with the rudiments of robotics and robot components itself. Students are driven by their inquisitive nature, helping them to learn more and nurture their abilities.
The robot is designed and intended to be used in schools. It accompanies learners as their knowledge of mathematics, geography, spelling and vocabulary progress. It helps nursery pupils develop their spatial awareness by imagining the best route for their Bee-Bot.
Community Mat
The community mat puts Bee-Bot in a community setting with room to room from place to place along the street. Moving Bee-Bot along the busy street provides lessons in community and helps develop students geography skills.
3D Community Construction Kit
The 3D Community Kit contains everything you need to construct a 3D community in the classroom. It contains 15 boxes that may be assembled into "buildings" along with pre-printed stickers to apply to create 12 different community institutions. Images are taken from the Community Mat and include a school, library, police station, store, and pizza parlor. Students may use the three blank boxes to create buildings of their own, drawing on them or pasting photos or images, allowing them to customize the 3D community as they learn.
