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Botley(R) 2.0 The Coding Robot Activity Set

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$51.98 $103.95 In stock

Category: Robotics & Coding

5 years & up. Coding can be fun with Botley® 2.0 and his 78-piece activity set. Children as young as 5 can learn to code with 100% screen-free play. Botley® 2.0 can move in six different directions, play music, and even put on a light show. Botley® 2.0 has 16 fun interactions-transform Botley® into a train, police car, ghost, and more! You can even test your memory with the lights and sounds game of Botley® Says! Your little coders can build sequences of up to 150 steps, and go on adventures with a built-in sensor that lights up Botley® 2.0 in the dark! Requires 5 AAA batteries (not included). Includes: Botley® the Coding Robot 2.0, Remote programmer, 2 removable face masks with arms, 40 coding cards, 6 double-sided tiles, 27 obstacle building pieces, and Starter guide with coding challenges.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

My 5-year-old figured out the six-direction controls in about ten minutes and now builds little obstacle courses for it around the kitchen. The 78-piece set keeps him busy way longer than any tablet ever did.

Benjamin ★★★★★

The screen-free part sold me — my daughter spends enough time on tablets as it is. She's been lining up the little coding cards to send the robot zigzagging around the kitchen for an hour now, and I haven't had to help once.

Olivia E. ★★★★★

My 5-year-old figured out the six-direction controls in about ten minutes, and the screen-free part is what sold me. She's been building obstacle courses for it all week instead of asking for my phone.