"Early" Learning: LEGO Education solutions for "Early" learning use games to open up young children to linguistic, mathematical and scientific skills.The robots offered are divided into 3 sections and can be adapted to all age groups and classes: The LEGO® brick system offers training for teachers and professional development based on unique principles of learning through practical manipulation.Ī new approach to teaching, learning and fun and exciting that you can implement thanks to the various LEGO® Education robots. A new way for teachers and their students to work together by combining adapted programs. Through it, their little “robot” can control the software program in Scratch, or vice versa, experiencing the interaction between software and real world.LEGO® Education, a branch of the LEGO® group, has made it a point of honour to play a decisive role in the students' learning process: to inspire them to learn through practical experiences of physical and digital creation. They will also experience the powerful functionality of Scratch 3.0. Students will learn that different tools can communicate and collaborate together. Meanwhile, every project of the Lego WeDo 2.0 will be programmed by both Lego Programming Blocks and Scratch 3.0 software. We will learn the features of the mechanical structures, such as bevel gears, gear box, belt drive and crankshaft, etc. Our Lego WeDo2.0 courses will not only teach how to build those engineering models through step-by-step instruction, but also explain how those mechanical structures make the model move. This is done through the use of motorized LEGO® models and simple programming. LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0 is developed to engage and motivate elementary students’ interest in learning science and engineering-related subjects. Our new courses will use one of the most popular Lego WeDo2.0 educational set, and meanwhile, make it work together with the most popular Scratch programming language.
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