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  1. Home | Robotics For Kids

    Robotics for Kids is a website designed to get parents and students engaged in robotics and STEM. It contains information on buying a robotics kit, a host of curriculums, new articles about robotics, and …

  2. Getting Started - Robotics For Kids

    The axle would start to spin too! How is this useful? What would happen if you put a wheel on the spinning axle? The wheel and axle is one of what are called “simple machines.” This is one part of …

  3. STEM Challenges - Robotics For Kids

    Rollercoaster: Design a rollercoaster with construction paper and other materials you find around the house. Try and make your rollercoaster as sturdy as possible. Use a marble or something similar as …

  4. Getting to Know the Pieces - Robotics For Kids

    Getting to Know the Pieces The brick is like the brain of your robot. All the motors and sensors that you use will connect to the brick with wires. Brick: Brick for EV3 Brick for WeDo

  5. Learning lego programming - Robotics For Kids

    Direction Power # of rotations This block will move 2 large motors at a time. For this block, you still have to put the power and rotation, but you also have to input what general direction you want the robot to …

  6. About Me | Robotics For Kids

    I have taught many robotics workshops at local libraries in my area, and I devise curriculums and tutor children from ages 6-12. I am often approached by parents and children with questions on how to get …

  7. Buying a Kit | Robotics For Kids

    Recommended for ages 10+, but if you really plan to stick with robotics, it's worth even if you are little younger. It comes with 2 large motors, 2 touch sensors, a gyro sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, a color …

  8. STArting a team - Robotics For Kids

    Projects are typically simpler, perfect for young children with no robotics experience. Note: if your child is 9 or 10, I recommend looking into FLL as FLL Jr. might not be challenging enough. FLL is meant for …

  9. Testing Your Skills | Robotics For Kids

    You will have to program your robot using the color sensor and ultrasonic sensor to approach each “banana” (you can use a wooden block or something similar), pick it up, and put it to the right if it is …

  10. Benefits of robotics - Robotics For Kids

    Q: What skills do you need for robotics? A: Surprisingly, robotics involves many different aspects that cater to anyone's interest - there really is something for everyone and each role is crucial for the …