Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse Activity Set
Build a maze, plan the route, and code a mouse to the cheese
For teachers and homeschool families, a good STEM kit is reusable, durable and comes with structured activities. These are the picks that hold up to many hands.
Our three favorites from this guide. The full list follows below.
“Best for kids who love building towers, houses and garages.”
“Best for kids who want to build a real robot and code it in blocks or Python.”
“Best for kids who want to code a robot without a screen.”
Build a maze, plan the route, and code a mouse to the cheese
Translucent magnetic tiles that turn flat shapes into 3D builds
Build the Numberblocks characters and see how numbers really work
Marble-run logic puzzles where every tower placement counts
Real electronic parts that snap together, no soldering
A little robot car kids program with colored cards
Build a sensor robot, then code it from Scratch to Python
Build working circuits without a single wire or solder joint
Learn to solder by building a working two-tone siren
A screen-free coding robot with room to grow into longer programs
Build Sammy the robot, then program him with code cards
Chunky magnetic bars and balls that show attract and repel
Snap gears onto pillars and crank to watch them all turn
Real-looking lab tools sized for preschool scientists
A real microscope with two big eyepieces made for little kids
484 open-ended bricks for kids who'd rather invent than follow
Slide the cars to free the red one: logic in a small box
A logic puzzle where the reward is lighting up a real circuit
Volcanoes, crystals, gem digs and tornadoes in one box
A responsive robot that grows from drag-and-drop to real coding
Turn an empty soda can into a walking robot
A sensor-packed robot ball with a screen kids can program
The classic build-and-code robot for first-time roboticists
The bigger Snap Circuits set for kids who want 500+ projects
62 experiments that make magnetic fields and current visible
A budget Arduino-style kit packed with sensors and motors
A rugged, ready-to-drive robot rover that teens can hack
Nine quick breadboard builds with no soldering required
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