Or students may attempt a floodgate to examine how to prevent flooding. For example, users might build a pull-robot to explore friction and movement of objects. Students are then prompted to explore a set of open-ended questions through the creation of a device. Short videos feature LEGO characters Max and Mia investigating a problem. Guided projects provide step-by-step instructions for assembling each device, while the open projects start with images of the devices, but leave the construction to the creativity of the student. The Full app adds eight guided projects and eight open projects. The Start app provides access to four beginner projects-Milo the Science Rover, Milo’s Tilt Sensor, Milo’s Distance, and Collaborations.

Two apps are available for use with the kit: LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Start or Full (free, iOS and Android).

Accompanying curriculum software and apps provide guided lessons and feature a sharing platform where students can record their work via writing, drawing, images, and video, to be downloaded as an image file or PDF. A Bluetooth-enabled Smarthub, a motor, a motion sensor, and a tilt sensor are also included.

Use robotics and coding to teach elementary students about physical sciences as well as technology and engineering with this rich classroom resource.įEATURES Design a space rover, tadpole, earthquake simulator, and more with the 280 building pieces included in the WeDo 2.0 kit. Hanson! Are those the new LEGOs? Can I build a frog?”īuilding is only part of the excitement of LEGO Education’s new WeDo 2.0 kit.

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