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Cubelets are amazing magnetic modular robotic components that assemble into amazing little robots. I have 6 sets of Cubelets which can cater for up to 24 students. (Best group size is 18 or less... however for larger groups I usually run Cubelets with another set of robots simultaneously; catering for up to 30 students). |
Cubelets Free-Play
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No matter what your age, Cubelets are amazingly fun to play with. There are basically three types of Cubelets; think, sense and act, (or processors, input and output). Students usually work in 6 groups. There's enough batteries for every child to build their own working robots. It is fantastic way to learn about robot basics, but also extend those kids who like to be creative. |
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Cubelets Challenge Cards
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I have two sets of cards. The first set is good for Grade 3-6. The second set suits from Grade 5 - Year 10. After some familiarisation with the Cubelets, each group attempts to solve one card at a time, trying to do them quicker than the other groups, or sometimes, just working on the cards, individually. |
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Cubelets controlled via iPads
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Special bluetooth 'hats' can be added to the Cubelets which allow them to easily connect to the closest iPad. Once connected the Cubelets can be remote controlled or even swap personalities! |
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