LEGO - Education SPIKE Prime Set 45678

LEGO - Education SPIKE Prime Set 45678 is a LEGO building set for building and display.

• Package weight: 2480 g

The latest learning concept for secondary schools awakens enthusiasm for STEM topics and promotes students' self-confidence. LEGO Education SPIKE Prime is a practice-oriented learning concept for STEM lessons in the 5th to 8th Class. With LEGO bricks, the programmable hub and the scratch programming language, students can build creative robots and solve exciting STEM tasks. SPIKE Prime combines colourful LEGO elements with easy-to-use hardware and a child-friendly drag-and-drop programming language. With LEGO Education SPIKE Prime, you can promote your students' confidence and critical thinking - regardless of their individual learning level. Your students will learn to evaluate data and solve life-like problems. The learning concept offers simple entry-level tasks to complex construction possibilities - SPIKE Prime helps all students learn the basics of STEM subjects in a playful way and acquire important skills for the 21st century. So the children are optimally prepared for their professional future and also have a lot of fun with it. In addition to the first step exercises, the LEGO Education SPIKE app contains 4 learning units, whose contents focus on the topics of mechanical engineering and computer science. The comprehensive, interactive teaching materials for SPIKE are available online and provide teachers with everything they need to implement the learning units safely in class even without prior knowledge. SPIKE Prime offers tasks on the following topics: mechanical engineering, computer science, robotics competitions, technology With LEGO Education SPIKE Prime, creativity is entering robot clubs, programming work communities and experimental rooms. The SPIKE Prime expansion set and competition preparation learning unit are ideal for systematically preparing for robotics competitions such as the First LEGO League and the World Robot Olympics. The last task of this learning unit refers directly to the Robot Game - one of four categories of the First LEGO League. A robot built and programmed by the student teams must master knee challenges independently in this game. Programming language based on the Scratch platform for the operating system of your choice: IOS, Chrome, Windows 10, Mac and Android.