Outlet Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® Busy Street Building Fronts Programmable Robots|Programming & Control Technology

Outlet Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® Busy Street Building Fronts Programmable Robots|Programming & Control Technology

36,67 £

SKU: SKUpHNdQCFeK6 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

Interactive Learning: These building fronts help children develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by planning routes for Bee-Bot floor robots.
Curriculum Support: These accessories support Key Stage 1 and 2 Computing curriculum, teaching program design and debugging.
Geography Skills: Improves geographical skills by teaching directional language and compass use to navigate Bee-Bot in street scenes.
Versatile Use: These fronts can complement the Busy Street Mat or function independently for flexible classroom activities.
Programming Fundamentals: Supports foundational programming concepts at Key Stage 1 by teaching children to create and debug simple programs.

TTS Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® Busy Street Building Fronts

Designed to enhance interactive tasks with Bee-Bot, ideal for journey planning and programming.

Overview

Ideal for use both with the Busy Street Mat and independently, these fronts help Bee-Bot navigate and teach programming effectively.

Enhance classroom learning with the TTS Bee-Bot Busy Street Building Fronts, designed to facilitate engaging programming and geographical instruction. By planning routes, children foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Aligned with the UK Curriculum, these fronts support Key Stage 1 Computing by allowing students to create, design and debug programs that reflect real-world physical systems.
Incorporation of geographical skills is achieved as children use directional language and simple compass tasks to navigate Bee-Bot, making these fronts not only an educational tool for computing but also for strengthening basic geographical understanding.