Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse Activity Set
Build a maze, plan the route, and code a mouse to the cheese
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Always asking “what if I made…?”
Inventors want to make things that didn’t exist before: a gadget, a game, a robot that does their bidding. Circuits and code are their superpowers, because they turn ideas into things that actually work.
Build a maze, plan the route, and code a mouse to the cheese
Build a giant wearable robot hand powered by water pressure
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
The official way to learn Arduino, one breadboard project at a time
A full Raspberry Pi 5 computer, ready to boot out of the box
Learn to solder by building a working two-tone siren
21 hands-on projects, from basic circuits to digital logic
One robot, three rescue vehicles, lots of code-to-the-rescue missions
A screen-free coding robot with room to grow into longer programs
A robot puppy that teaches coding through storybook adventures
Build Sammy the robot, then program him with code cards
Build 10 candy-factory robots while reading along with a story
First circuits with big snap-together parts and picture instructions
A board game where kids write code with cards to reach the jewel
Pokémon's 30th year meets LEGO's new light-and-sound SMART Brick
Two interactive SMART Bricks bring a Star Wars duel to life
A kids' camera that prints photos instantly in black and white
A logic puzzle where the reward is lighting up a real circuit
A responsive robot that grows from drag-and-drop to real coding
Build motorized vehicles and drive them with an infrared remote
Turn an empty soda can into a walking robot
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