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Bee-Bot® Countryside Activity Tin Programmable Robots|Programming & Control Technology

Bee-Bot® Countryside Activity Tin Programmable Robots|Programming & Control Technology

Original price was: 18,75 £.Current price is: 14,99 £.

SKU: SKU2ltWbX2CqH Categories: Computing & Ict, Computing & Ict, Primary Curriculum, Programmable Robots, Programmable Robots, Programmable Robots, Programming & Control Technology, Secondary Curriculum, Steam Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Activity Cards: Includes 10 cards featuring cross-curricular activities focusing on computing, geography and literacy.
Time Saving: Characters jackets, prop pieces and activity cards, all ready to use in a storage tin.
Teacher Support: Provides essential support for teachers to effectively integrate subject knowledge into the curriculum.
Interactive Learning: The activity tin not only provides a fun way for children to learn but also employs character jackets and prop pieces that encourage interaction with the Bee-Bot in a playful manner.
Key Stage 1 Computing: Supports the UK Key Stage 1 Computing curriculum by teaching children to create and debug simple programs through interactive tasks.

TTS Bee-Bot® Countryside Activity Tin

A comprehensive set designed to enhance geography and computing skills using the Bee-Bot robot.

Overview

Ideal for busy teachers, this activity tin is quick to set up, supporting effective learning with minimal preparation.

This activity tin is specifically crafted to integrate seamlessly with educational environments, encouraging children at Key Stage 1 and 2 to engage directly with computing and geographical concepts.

The materials provided support a range of interactive and exploratory activities. These include six character jackets and twenty prop pieces that turn theoretical learning into hands-on experiences. This approach not only keeps the children engaged but also helps in internalising complex concepts.
Corresponding activity cards link directly to the UK curriculum, focusing on creating and debugging simple programs and employing spatial awareness to navigate. The resource acts as a bridge between theoretical computing skills and their practical applications, enhancing both teacher delivery and children’s learning experiences.