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Best Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® Trailer Programmable Robots|Programming & Control Technology

Best Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® Trailer Programmable Robots|Programming & Control Technology

Original price was: 14,25 £.Current price is: 10,49 £.

SKU: SKUgKGED1x1iP 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

Enhanced Learning: This trailer enables the Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot to transport objects, introducing additional dimensions to computational tasks and role play scenarios.
Supports Key Stage 1 Computing: Ideal for early programming education, this tool helps children create and debug simple programs, meeting Key Stage 1 objectives.
Advanced Programming Support: Designed to enhance Key Stage 2 curriculum by assisting children in designing and debugging Bee-Bot programs that achieve specific goals.
Practical Educational Role Play: Promotes an interactive learning environment where children engage directly with technology to enhance practical understanding.
Curriculum-Aligned Accessory: Designed to support the computing curriculum from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 2, ideal for educational settings.

TTS Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® Trailer

Easily incorporate role play and retrieval exercises into lessons with this user-friendly trailer.

Overview

Although limited to 90 degree turns at a time (Bee-Bot turning circle), the trailer still enables Bee-Bot to tow objects with ease.

Enhance your educational robotics with the functionality and utility of the Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot Trailer, designed to allow these interactive robots to tow objects, thereby integrating tangible problem-solving tasks into learning activities. Suitable for learners in Key Stage 1 and 2, it provides a hands-on approach to understanding basic and more advanced programming concepts.

In classrooms focusing on computational skills, the trailer supports the curriculum by helping children create and debug simple programs, aligning with Key Stage 1 objectives.
Additionally, the trailer promotes collaborative learning and group problem-solving among children, fostering essential communication and teamwork skills needed in real-world technology applications.