Lego Education is launching a new hands-on line to teach engineering and robotics concepts to kids in a celebration of sorts for the STEAM-focused toy division's 40th anniversary.

Lego Education's Spike Prime is a new STEAM learning tool that lets students use computer coding to program Lego bricks and components to perform a variety of functions.

Lego Education's new Spike Prime is a kit aimed at classrooms looking to incorporate Lego into lesson plans, targeting kids aged 11 to 14. The new STEAM robotics kit was announced today at an ...

Lego’s not the only company trying to entice young minds into engineering; if anything, Spike Prime is late to a party that LittleBits and others kicked off years ago.

But now Lego Education has a $330 kit, Spike Prime, aimed at building coding literacy and overcoming the confidence problem that drives many kids away from STEM before they reach high school.

Learn to code with LEGO's programmable robot, Spike Prime! We'll develop our engineering and programming skills as we assemble, code, and test LEGO Spike Prime robots to complete a series of different ...

The LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set was released today as the 2020/2021 school season begins, ready to roll for STEAM, coding, and all sorts of LEGO robot adventures. And there'll be new LEGO elements!

This means the physical MINDSTORMS Robot Inventor product (51515) and its related elements (88016 and 88018) are to exit our portfolio from the end of 2022, whilst digital platforms—such as the ...

Note that you can also find LEGO Icons Transformers sets here on Amazon, and the Optimus Prime set (10302) was on sale for 20% off at the time of writing. Videos by ComicBook.com LEGO BrickHeadz ...