Bring coding to life with Jack the Programmable Robot Mouse-a cheerful, engaging tool designed to introduce foundational coding concepts in a hands-on and tactile way. Jack is the perfect companion for Colby or a standalone addition to your early years coding curriculum. With vibrant colours, intuitive buttons, and an enthusiastic œsqueak for every success, Jack encourages children to explore sequencing, directional commands, and problem-solving in a fun and accessible format. The mouse moves in four directions and features two speed settings, offering variability for differentiated learning. Whether students are just starting their coding journey or building on prior knowledge, Jack makes computational thinking tangible, engaging, and fun. Compatible with the STEM Robot Mouse Coding Activity Set (sold separately), Jack opens up a world of cross-curricular exploration. Educational Benefits: Supports development of sequencing and algorithmic thinking skills. Enhances logical reasoning and early programming abilities. Introduces directionality and spatial awareness through play. Reinforces problem-solving and trial-and-error strategies. Fosters independent learning and teamwork through pair and group tasks. Classroom Ideas: Create mazes using blocks or tape and have students code Jack through. Use the coding cards to develop storytelling sequences (e.g., Jack goes on an adventure). Integrate Jack into literacy lessons by spelling out words or following a narrative path. Run timed coding challenges to boost engagement and critical thinking. Pair Jack with the STEM Activity Set for full-scale classroom coding stations. Product Specifications: Measures approximately 7.5 cm in length. Features 2 speed settings and movement in 4 directions (forward, backward, left, right). Includes an Activity Guide and 30 double-sided coding cards. Colourful buttons correspond directly with coding cards for intuitive use. Requires 3 x AAA batteries (not included). Compatible with LER2831 STEM Robot Mouse Coding Activity Set (sold separately). Suitable for early primary students; ideal for introducing basic STEM concepts.
