Join us for an interactive hands-on workshop designed to demonstrate to younger kids how a robot really works!
Using a simple intuitive interface, kids learn to program the Beebot to move forward, turn, stop, flashlights and make sounds, all within themed challenges designed to teach children planning and spatial awareness.
Each Beebot can store up to 40 steps, with each step having flashing lights and sounds to confirm it is stored.
Students will work in pairs or threes as they are guided through a series of challenge mats and obstacles.
This engaging workshop offers students a chance to learn real-time programming in a fun atmosphere.
Additionally, it’s great for children learn about coordinates and sequential reasoning.
Please note the workshop is suitable for children aged 4-7 years.
Places are strictly limited. Bookings open Thursday 3 April at 12.pm
Liverpool Regional Museum
