🤖 Code, create, conquer: The future coder’s must-have robot mouse!
The Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse Activity Set is a rechargeable, screen-free programmable robot designed for kids aged 4-8. It features 16 connectable maze pieces, 30 coding cards, and two speed settings, enabling hands-on STEM learning through interactive maze-building and coding challenges. This set encourages early coding skills with expandable options and includes a USB charging cable for sustainable play.
Product Dimensions | 32.26 x 41.4 x 7.87 cm; 1.83 kg |
Manufacturer recommended age | 4 - 8 years |
Item model number | LER2872 |
Educational Objective(s) | Early Coding and STEM Skills |
Language: | English |
Number of Game Players | 1 + |
Assembly Required | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Batteries included? | No |
tech_spec_battery_description_toys | Rechargeable |
Material Type(s) | Plastic |
Colour | Multi-coloured |
Release date | 26 Jun. 2024 |
ASIN | B0D5F323H4 |
S**R
The children love it.
This comes with everything you need for basic coding fun. The children can set out a path the children would like the mouse to follow. They programme in the directions using the arrows and then press go and watch the mouse follow out the directions they programmed. The children really enjoy it.
P**Y
Plenty of play potential for children young and old
The media could not be loaded. This toy reminds me of the Computacar toy by Mettoy that I had in the 1970s. You could programme the car to go forwards or turn left or right by cutting out ridges in a special card that was pulled through the underneath of the car. It was a brilliant concept and led to many happy hours of inventive play until the batteries needed to be replaced.This toy brings this concept into the 21st century. All is solid state, with built-in rechargeable batteries via the enclosed USB-C charging cable. The mouse memory is programmed by tapping the direction buttons to ensure that it moves forwards, backwards or turns to left or right. I tested this game with a 5 and 7 year old who took to the concept like a duck to water and were quickly setting up complex series of moves to guide the mouse around a maze to find its lump of cheese.Strictly, this is closer to using a programmable calculator than genuine computer coding but it does create a game that is just as much fun to play with as my old Computacar. It’s not cheap but is well built and easy to use straight out of the box. It does have plenty of learning potential and would link well to future education about basic coding concepts.
A**R
Great teaching toy for 3-4year olds. Great delivery.
The LRC Robot Mouse is great for young infants. It teaches programing ideas in an easy to understand way. Child (3 3/4) immediately grasped the Go button, Reset and one/two programming steps. The rech5argable mouse also saves on batteries. The mouse drifts of coarse a little with many steps, but this is not too bad. The amazon collection from a pickup counter was also very good as normal. Happy camper, thanks.
K**B
Great and Educational
Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse Activity Set Rechargeable, Toys for 4 Year Old Boys and Girls, Screen Free Interactive Programmable Robot - £63.75This is a great toy for building and developing STEM skills. The set includes . Includes a robot mouse and charging cable , 16 x maze grids , 22 maze walls, 3 tunnels and a cheese wedge. The mouse is rechargeable.
C**W
Clear instructions, no batteries needed!
The media could not be loaded. Bright colours interesting cards for maze ideas or I can randomly make my own maze. If I want to I can add household items to program colby the mouse to avoid. My mouse sometimes goes a bit sideways but a quick prod is fine, he is usually in need of a chargeAdult supervision needed for younger children but the instructions even help me with teaching ideas.An older child can do this themselves.It says 4+ but I would only let my 4 year old grandson do this as a 1 to 1 as the mouse is not to be pushed back and forward with force.A challenge for me as well.Mouse can start with a couple of commands then these can be added too, or cleared to start again if your commands are like mine…a bit wrong.There are command cards to plot the route and they help a child remember.A really good educational toy that can be used again and again without batteries!
V**R
Fun and educational
The media could not be loaded. Brilliant fun game, instructions are very simple to follow. It seems quite educational, encouraging thinking and creating. My 5 years old boy enjoy playing this game, it Keeps them entertained for hoursThe whole set looks bright and colourful, well designed and made. hopefully it will last.Overall a very good toy and innovative system that keeps child entertained. I like Learning Resources products, they use some smart ideas on them.
A**H
Utterly enthralled four year old!
This was easily the favourite toy this Christmas for my four year old - it's so engaging, and so easy to work. I thought it would need a lot of parental guidance but after initial set up and demonstration, he can do it all by himself and it keeps him enthralled for ages. A total hit. Brilliant!
M**E
Good fun learning resource , programmable robot
84 piece Code & Go Robot Mouse activity set from Learning Resources.A well designed great quality learning toy . Includes a robot mouse and charging cable , 16 x maze grids , 22 maze walls, 3 tunnels and a cheese wedge.Set up the route - either a suggested one or build your own . The tiles, tunnels and walls all slot together .Double sided activity and coding cards are used to plan the route the mouse needs to go to find the cheese.Programme the robot mouse by pressing the buttons on its back in the same sequence you have planned - set it off and it should follow the route and find the cheese .Multiple configurations , lots of thinking and fun and learning through play .The little ones love it ,especially the little squeak when the mouse finds the cheese .Needs a solid flat surface to keep the mouse on track . Hours of quiet concentrated play
Trustpilot
1 day ago
1 month ago