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My kid was selected into the robotics club this year, and they are using the Spike Prime kit. Seems like a decent set all things considered for younger kids. My
by bnycum 4y ago
My kid was selected into the robotics club this year, and they are using the Spike Prime kit. Seems like a decent set all things considered for younger kids. My child is in 5th grade and first year robotics. Probably wouldn't invest into it if your child is middle-school or older, but from what I've seen of it a very good kit.
- andrepd 4y agoMan I wish I had a robotics club growing up x)
- erichocean 4y agohttps://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/frc https://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/frc Anyone who wants to see that happen for their children can get a robotics club added to their school. Tons of fun, not very expensive. Pretty easy to get corporate sponsorship. Kids love it.
- zebnyc 4y agoAt what age is it appropriate? My kid is going to be 5 soon and loves playing with Legos. Thanks
- LASR 4y ago5 is more than old enough. Basically any time after they stop putting things into their mouths.
- dekleinewolf 4y ago5 is appropriate for Lego, but in my experience from volunteering at a teach-kids-to-code club, is almost always to young for programming. If only because they can't read yet, but also their eye for detail (I have seen two 7-year olds spend 10 minutes and still not see the difference between "Step();" and "Step()" when these two lines were right below each other).