The Algora kit - robotics and programming is an educational kit offered to Algora programming schools to teach the "Robotics" part and the "Programming" part of the 6-9 year old curriculum. Consult the Algora school’s 6-9 year old curriculum .

This box and the associated courses will allow you to build 48 robots.

Note: the kit and the course are sold separately.

A fun introduction to programming and robotics

The Algora 6-9 year old course has been designed to gradually and playfully acquire programming concepts through a program spread over 2 years. The course is divided into 3 areas: programming (24 courses), robotics (24 courses), puzzles (24 courses to develop logic and vision of space)*.

With Algora courses, the teacher does not have to be a programming expert! The courses are designed in such a way that the student can develop and learn independently. The teacher is more of a guide and has a manual to deal with any unforeseen circumstances.

*For puzzles, a specific kit has been designed.

A kit for 48 robots

Bowling game, crocobot, spinning top launcher, fishing rod, 4x4 car, monorail, monkey robot, cars programmed to escape a maze or rescue people... Because you never learn better than by s fun, the 48 robots in the robotics course for 6-9 year olds are always put in play situations.

A robotics kit suitable for schools

Designed to be handled repetitively by students, the elements of the Algora box make it possible to quickly and easily assemble robots to devote more time to programming. You will not find in this educational robotics kit any screws or small elements likely to be quickly misplaced, but blocks to nest vertically, horizontally and diagonally.

The Algora kit - robotics and programming is composed of:

• an Arduino card suitable for programming our robots, compatible with Windows/Mac/Android/Debian for Raspberry Pi,
• various actuators to program robots with multiple actions: motors, LEDs, buzzers, pressure sensors,
• an infrared reflection sensor to program cars on circuits in particular,
• axes and gears of different shapes and sizes to understand the basic principles of mechanics and movement,
• cubes accompanied by various accessories to imagine colorful and fun robots.

Programming environments for every age

The Arduino card for Studuino gives you great freedom in choosing the programming language and allows you to choose the language best suited to the level and age of the children:

• Icon Programming designed for little ones allows you to approach coding by simply dragging and dropping icons into a linear script field,
• Scratch for Studuino for children aged 9-14,
• Arduino IDE for high school students,
• Tickle to program our robots on an iPad,
• Micro:bit (provided you purchase a Micro:bit expansion card )