STEM Robotics for Elementary & PreK Learners
Learn more about KIBO and how screen-free STEM robotics for elemetnaty & PreK learners can help meet your education initiatives, computer science, and STEAM mandates.
KIBO - Brought to you by 20+ Years of Research
KIBO is the research-backed, playful STEM robotics for Elementary & PreK learners. Even your youngest students will create, design, decorate and bring their own robot to life through creative hands-on robotics and coding. And KIBO can easily be integrated with your existing curriculum to bring your lessons to life in a creative way that sparks students’ interest.
Developed in collaboration with author and leading researcher, Dr. Marina Bers, KIBO is based on 20+ years of research in early childhood development where Marina runs the DevTech Research Group.
Used in 70+ countries and tested and approved by thousands of children and their caregivers, KIBO has proven efficacy in helping kids learn STEAM, and getting them excited about it!
What KIBO Offers Educators
KIBO introduces young children to creative coding and robotics, through exploring concepts by coding with wooden building blocks, creating sequences, and learning the engineering design process. KIBO engages kids with playful coding and STEAM learning, all without screen time. KIBO offers students and educators:
- A fun, imaginative, and easy way to introduce STEM Robotics for Elementary anf PreK students
- Individualized, open-ended play, offering collaboration, exploration, and SEL skills
- Over 160 hours of standards-aligned STEM curriculum and teaching materials to ensure your success when introducing KIBO in your classrooms.
- Easy to implement lesson plans and fun play-based activities
- A wide range of Professional development and training is available to support integrating robotics into your classroom. From tutorial videos, to one-hour web conferences, to two-day on-site workshops, KinderLab will work with you to ensure you and your colleagues feel prepared and confident when bringing STEAM robotics to your students.
Learn More in “The Case for KIBO” Guide
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