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Posted On June 5, 2019 in Media Coverage
Education Dive: CTE program pairs teens, preschoolers for STEM learning
Education Dive discusses how Miami-Dade County Public Schools launched a preschool coding and robotics program in some of its child care centers, using high school students to help with the teaching. The older and younger students work with KinderLab Robotics’ KIBO robots — a simplistic coding robot which teaches the first steps of coding. The Read More
Posted On June 2, 2019 in Media Coverage
Getting Smart: Thinking With Your Hands
In this Getting Smart article Cate Heroman of the Knock Knock Museum in Baton Rouge, Louisiana discusses how she integrates hands-on STEAM learning at the museum. They encourage kids to learn through play using modern technology, such as KIBO, in combination with beloved stories—both old and new. Kids listen to stories every day, so logic Read More
Posted On May 30, 2019 in Press Releases
KinderLab Robotics Announces New Extension Set for Advanced Coding with KIBO
The KIBO Advanced Coding Extension Set unlocks new coding options to allow users of the robot kit to design their own programming blocks, create their own games, and explore complex coding concepts (Waltham, MA) May 30, 2019 – KinderLab Robotics today expands its KIBO™ line by announcing its newest product, the Advanced Coding Extension Set, Read More
Posted On May 29, 2019 in Media Coverage
District Administration: High schoolers teach robotics to pre-K students
In Miami-Dade County School Districts’ Hialeah Gardens High School, their students are studying to become childcare professionals. Part of their studies are for those students to teach preschool kids within their child care center. They use KIBO robots to teach preschool coding to the preschool kids. With KIBO, they don’t have to use any screen Read More
Posted On May 28, 2019 in Blog
Top 3 Reasons to Teach Our Kids Coding
We are thrilled to have guest blogger, Katherine (Tori) Lutz, submit this blog on 3 reasons to teach young children coding. She is a recent Florida State University graduate and a current student at Columbia University. Her professional experience surrounds freelance work in the areas of writing, editing and marketing within education. Thank you Katherine! Read More