Kids Coding Activity Kit, Mini Coding Robot

The Sphero Mini Activity Kit has everything you need to get the ball rolling & learn STEM skills. Complete challenges, play games, & make your own game!
The Sphero Mini Activity Kit has everything you need to get rolling and playing. Drive and game with the Sphero Play App or code and learn with the Sphero Edu App. Complete all the challenges and games and then create your own fun—the possibilities are endless.  Each Kit comes with a clear-shelled Sphero Mini, construction set, 15 STEM-inspired activity cards, bowling pins, and cones to build mazes, design obstacle courses, construct towers, play croquet, and more. Control your robot toy using various drive modes or use Sphero Mini as a game controller for arcade-style games with the Sphero Play app. Learn to code by using the Blocks drive mode for basic drag and drop coding commands or take your programming further with the Sphero Edu app. Sphero Mini contains programmable LED lights that glow in tons of colors, a gyroscope, motor encoders, and accelerometer sensors. SpheroCare Warranty1 year: $16.992 year: $22.993 year: $29.99

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