TTS Bee-Bot® Classroom Set

£99.55

SKU: SKUnc9L9y9jmi Categories: Computing & Ict, Computing & Ict, Early Years, Primary Curriculum, Programmable Robots, Programmable Robots, Programmable Robots, Programming, Programming & Control Technology, Remote Control, Secondary Curriculum, Steam, Technology, Technology, Understanding The World Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Comprehensive Programming Kit: This set comes complete with 6 Bee-Bots, a docking station, and diverse mats, offering a robust introduction to the basics of programming.
Enhances Learning: Bee-Bot facilitates teaching control, directional language, and programming in a way that’s accessible and engaging for all children, ensuring educational excellence.
Supports UK Curriculum: Aligns with Key Stage 1 and 2 Computing curriculum, focusing on creating, debugging, and designing programs that achieve specific objectives.
Cross-Curricular Application: The included mats support lessons beyond Computing, such as Geography, enhancing the versatility of Bee-Bot in the classroom.
Geography Skills: Facilitates teaching of basic geographical skills and fieldwork at Key Stage 1, using directional language to navigate maps.

TTS Bee-Bot® Classroom Set

All the kit you need to get your class up and running with Bee-Bots!

Overview

Perfect for KS1, this programming kit includes 6 Bee-Bots, a rechargeable docking station, and a selection of mats for diverse classroom activities.

Bee-Bot serves as an introductory tool for teaching control, directional language, and programming. With a memory capable of storing 200 steps, Bee-Bot can detect other Bee-Bots or Blue-Bots and say hello to them. It supports default sounds or custom recordings for each button press, making it more accessible for all children, including those with auditory or visual processing needs.

This set bolsters the Computing curriculum at Key Stage 1 and 2, enabling children to create and debug simple programs, use logical reasoning to predict program behaviour, and design programs that achieve specific goals. It also helps teach sequence, selection, and repetition in programs.
Furthermore, it supports the Geography curriculum at Key Stage 1 by utilising simple compass directions and locational language to describe features and routes on a map, making it a versatile resource for integrating technology into various subjects.
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Supports the National Curriculum

Computing, Key Stage 1

Create and debug simple programs.

Computing, Key Stage 1

Use logical reasoning to predict the behaviour of simple programs.

Computing, Key Stage 2

Design, write and debug programs that accomplish specific goals, including controlling or simulating physical systems and solve problems by decomposing them into smaller parts.