In addition to the USB-rechargeable mTiny robot -- with cute panda ears and tail — the kit comes with 36 coding-instruction cards, which are essentially cardboard versions of the ScratchJr graphics.

Say hey to Roboticky: a robot designed to be programmed by kids using a simplified drag-and-drop software interface on their computer. It's getting hard to keep track of all the startups looking ...

Kids' robotics company Wonder Workshop is launching two new robots designed to introduce children to coding in a fun, hands-on way. First up is Cue, the slightly older sibling of the company's ...

Toy robots can be very helpful in teaching coding basics, says Chase Cunningham, a father of 4- and 7-year-old girls who writes "The Cynja," a comic book about warriors who fight computer "bad ...

Today’s coding robots and toys are far more sophisticated than their 1980s cousins—and they start simply as kids attempt to code their robots to move in certain ways, dance or light up.

Root Robotics, the company behind Root, is targeting both schools and parents. That way, instructors can have their kids go straight to the code mode as part of a lesson, while children at home ...

Robots named Dash and Dot help children learn how to code. Their teacher Michelle Liwanag has been at the school for 13 years, and became emotional when talking about what the grant means.

Students programmed small prototypes with moving joints. Robot brains: Kids code to make the robots talk For the SmArtSummer camp program, Bledoe decided to go bigger. She blew up the robot parts, ...

Best for little kids (ages 5-7): Learning Resources Botley the Coding Robot Best for big kids (ages 8-12): Jimu Mythical Series: Robot Dragon Best for teens (ages 13+): Makeblock mBot Ultimate ...

Designed for kids ages eight and up, the Educator Kit contains over 300 building blocks and 30 hours of educational STEAM curriculum to teach kids Scratch, an introductory programming language on ...

Preschoolers through high schoolers in Skagit County interested in STEM, coding, robotics and more can have fun and learn new skills at the Skagit Coding and Robotics Club, opening Jan.

Root Robotics, the company behind Root, is targeting both schools and parents. That way, instructors can have their kids go straight to the code mode as part of a lesson, while children at home ...