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Space Rover Deluxe Coding Set

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$39.98 $79.95 In stock

Category: Robotics & Coding

4 years & up. Blast off on an exciting adventure with the Space Rover Deluxe Coding Set! Inspired by the bestselling Code & Go® Robot Mouse, this screen-free STEM activity introduces foundational coding concepts through engaging, hands-on play. Children program the rover to navigate customizable mazes, rescue the stranded astronaut, and complete progressively challenging missions while building sequencing, computational thinking, logic, and problem-solving skills. The included double-sided coding cards and 20 coding challenges provide guided learning, while the rearrangeable maze tiles encourage endless open-ended exploration and creative design. The 51-piece set includes a programmable rover, astronaut, challenge flag, moon rock, archways, and three types of maze tiles. Features fun space facts to extend STEM learning.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Thomas I. ★★★★★

My 5-year-old figured out the button sequence to send the rover around the couch on day one, and she hasn't stopped since. The little coding cards are sturdy enough that they've survived being shoved in a backpack, which I didn't expect.

Aurora ★★★★★

The screen-free coding cards are what sold me, since I didn't want another tablet activity. My kid figured out the button sequences to steer the rover around obstacles within the first afternoon.

Miles I. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old has been obsessed with space stuff lately, so the rover theme really sold him on this. The arrow buttons are chunky enough for little hands, and I love that there's no screen involved.