EL10T: My First Coding Robot - PROGRAM TO EXPLORE THE PLANETS AND MORE! Your mission to explore the universe by coding your robot

• EL10T coding blocks introduce young minds to programming and programming concepts. Coding blocks program directions and EL10T’s movement- left turn, right turn and forward.
• Build important logic, problem solving, sequencing and critical thinking skills.
•  Insert coding blocks into the control panel base and upload into EL10T’s helmet. Put the helmet on EL10T’s head. You really do put ideas in EL10T’s head!
• Understand the process of writing and rewriting code by changing the sequence of blocks in the control panel.
• Start coding with 16 mission cards that direct EL10T to explore the Solar system or town with the double-sided mat-map. Graduate to coding EL10T’s movements on a table top or in your house.
• Includes 16 Mission cards, 20 Coding Blocks, cardboard obstacles, stickers, Coding Panel and EL10T the Coding Robot.
• Eliot is For ages 6and up.
• Batteries: 7 AA batteries required (not included)

Elenco and STEM

“Learn by doing®” .....  many of the products that Techedco has is rooted in this principle. Techedco continues to introduce innovative and educational products that drive discovery and imagination. Elenco’s products have been endorsed by K-12 educators globally and used in schools, libraries, museums, after-school and homeschool programs, STEM and Maker programs, and at home. Recently, there has been a major resurgence of DIY culture, particularly in the area of hobbyist engineering. This has been called the ‘Maker Movement,’ and it is made up of a community of inventors and hobbyists of all ages who aspire to make things. Elenco and Techedco are closely connected to the movement, and its educational tools are helping children learn to invent and create much earlier than ever before. Techedco was STEM before the term “STEM” even existed and Techedco and Elenco continue to pave the way for education in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, robotics, computer science and programming.