Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse - 31 Pieces, Ages 4+, Coding STEM Toys, Screen-Free Coding Toys for Kids

Perfect when teaching 1st grade coding. My kids love to use these.

cute programable mouse to teach littkes ones a bit if orograming

The media could not be loaded. My son that’s autistic (4 years) is fascinated by this mouse. The concept is really good and easy to follow! He can code and made it work within a few minutes of trying it out! I will recommend it, it’s great, the performance of this is wonderful.

My grandson wanted one of these for his birthday, after playing with one at the library. He is eight.

This mouse works great! Both my kids love it and they get to do coding practice which is something my older loves doing. It is easy to use and fun to create obstacle courses for it. There are cards that help kids keep track of what they chose to do or you could use them as a prompt and see what happens. My kiddos love doing the latter also. This toy is surprisingly durable.

I work with 5 and 6 yr old kids in an after school program so I bought one full kit and a few individual coding mouses. The kids in the program had fun using them and the parents liked the idea behind them as well. I believe a few parents bought kits for their kids as well. Because I work with a lot of kids, I made some mazes using the kit's squares as an outline. I started with an easy maze that only had a few coding steps to get through and made the mazes longer and harder as they went along. The longest and hardest maze they had to code was the one I made with the kit. Since they were so young I also made a print out of each maze with numbers that corresponded with the steps in the code they had to enter on each mouse. The kids had fun and didn't want to leave at end of day when parents came to pick them up.

Love this coding toy! My kids started out by just playing with the mouse. Then we used other toys to make a maze. Would highly recommend for younger kids to learn coding. Comes with picture cards to help kids learn how to add codes.

Originally bought a more expensive bot for my early k class and they loved it.Wanted to add another and decided to try one less expensive.Works just as well but uses batteries rather than a charger.Easy for kids to use and program with adult help on setting up mazes etc