Bee-Bot
Bee-Bot is an exciting programmable robot designed specifically for use by young children.
This colorful, easy-to-operate, and friendly little programmable robot is a perfect tool for teaching basic coding skills, sequencing, estimation, problem-solving, and just having fun! Teach algorithms as early as kindergarten!
The new See & Say option gives Bee-Bot a voice and perception!
This robot is packed with features, especially for a beginner! Record each of the arrow keys to play back when entering a program or when Bee-Bot is following one. Bee-Bot See & Say can also detect and respond with either a beep or a pre-recorded message when encountering another See & Say Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot.
Kids just push the buttons on top of our adorable bee…press GO…and watch as it follows their every command! Ideal for helping kids understand cause and effect, directional language and early programming, our robotic bee can carry out 40 consecutive commands—including moving forward & backward and turning left & right! This robot is rechargeable and will have kids excited to learn new skills. There are a variety of mat accessories for this bee-bot, and some can be customized. You can see some of the mats in our products. Students can learn ABCs, color recognition, sight words, letters, blends, numbers, and much more. The possibilities are endless. Use the city streets map to teach directions. If you can dream it, you can achieve it with bee-bots in the classroom. Students will beg you to let them practice their skills with this amazing robot!
We offer a Bee-Bot Tech Coach Playbook packed with free resources to get you started on your journey.
Bee-bots features include:
- Clear and bright buttons
- Makes sounds and flashes eyes to confirm instructions when sequencing
- A memory of up to 40 steps and pause commands
- No confusing degree turns to program
- Bee-Bot requires AA-battery-powered which are not included
There is a Bluetooth version of this robot called the Blue-Bot, which we also endorse.
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