Learning Resources® Technology Products for the Classroom

Learning Resources® Technology products are commonly used in classrooms to bring STEM learning to life through interactive and engaging activities. Products like “Switcheroo Coding Crew,” “Botley® 2.0 the Coding Robot Activity Set,” and “Artie Max,” introduce coding concepts and problem-solving skills in a screen-free format, allowing students to learn through hands-on play. For instance, students might transform the “Switcheroo Coding Crew” rescue robot into various vehicles to tackle coding challenges, promoting critical thinking and creativity. Meanwhile, the “Botley® 2.0 Coding Robot Classroom Bundle” fosters collaborative learning as kids navigate obstacle courses or solve puzzles as a team, making coding accessible and fun for young learners.

When buying Learning Resources® Technology products for school use, teachers should consider their classroom’s specific needs and age group. Products like “Botley® 2.0 the Coding Robot Activity Set” and “Coding Critters™ MagiCoders: Blazer” are excellent for younger students beginning to explore coding, offering screen-free and engaging learning experiences. Evaluating the product’s features, such as required batteries, the necessity of additional accessories, and durability, is crucial. For instance, the “Artie Max” robot includes a range of coding languages and requires built-in WiFi, making it suitable for more advanced coding lessons. Additionally, considering the budget and finding compact, portable options like the “Switcheroo Coding Crew,” can help maximize the use of space and resources in the classroom.

Students can use Learning Resources® Technology products at school to enhance their understanding of coding, STEM concepts, and problem-solving skills. With “Botley® 2.0 the Coding Robot,” students as young as five can build coding sequences and embark on adventures that involve object detection and light-up features. Products such as the “Coding Critters™ Go-Pets: Dart the Chameleon” also make learning fun by following black-line paths and interacting through storybook coding activities. Older students can further their skills with “Artie Max,” where they code complex designs and create artwork, leveraging various coding languages like Blockly and Python. These interactive tools encourage hands-on learning, critical thinking, and a collaborative classroom environment.