OUR PICKS
What María learns with.
PyBot is not the only way María Ángel learns. These are robots, kits and games she loves. Maybe one is fun for you too!
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BUILD AND CODE
Elecfreaks
Kits with sensors, motors and building pieces for the micro:bit, a tiny board you can program. First you build a gadget, then you tell it what to do with blocks or with Python.
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BUILD, MOVE AND DISCOVER
LEGO Education SPIKE and BricQ Motion
With SPIKE you build LEGO models with motors and sensors and program them with blocks, or with Python on some sets. BricQ Motion has no electronics: you build to explore pushes, pulls and balance.
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A ROBOT BALL
Sphero Mini
A little robot ball, about the size of a ping-pong ball. You can drive it from a phone or tablet, and program how it rolls and lights up by drawing, with blocks or with text code.
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A WORLD FOR LEARNING
Minecraft Education
The Minecraft world, made for learning. It has lessons about coding, science and more, and you can program a robot helper called the Agent with blocks or with Python.
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TABLET + REAL PIECES
Osmo
Games that mix a tablet with real pieces on the table. In Osmo Coding you line up blocks you can touch to guide a character, step by step.
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PIECES ON THE SCREEN
PlayShifu Tacto
Real pieces you place right on a tablet screen to play. Tacto Coding turns blocks you can hold into commands that move the story forward.
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For grown-ups
Nobody pays us to show these, and the links go straight to each official site, with no tracking. Ages, prices and versions change, so check there before you buy. You don't need any of them to learn with PyBot.