Robot Roundup

Introduce young learners to the exciting world of robotics through hands-on exploration and play!
 
Robot Roundup helps children develop fundamental STEM concepts, logical sequencing, and problem-solving skills using age-appropriate educational robots. As they guide robots, participants learn how to test ideas, think critically, and build persistence through trial and error. These engaging experiences provide an introduction to coding and computational thinking, turning abstract concepts into tangible, interactive learning adventures. Perfect for curious minds ready to explore, create, and discover!
Sunday August 16, 2026 Beebots
Sunday September 20, 2026 Dot & Dash
Sunday October 18, 2026 Vex 123
Sunday November 22, 2026 Ozobots
Sunday December 27, 2026 Bee Bots

Bee Bots

Bee-Bot is an exciting robot designed specifically for use by young children. This colorful, easy-to-operate, and friendly little robot is a perfect tool for teaching counting, sequencing, directionality, problem-solving, estimation, and just having fun!

Ozobots

An Ozobot is a tiny, pocket-sized smart robot designed to teach kids coding, logic, and STEAM skills through screen-free color codes and digital block programming. It uses optical sensors to follow physical lines, recognize colors, and respond to interactive commands.

Dot & Dash

Dash and Dot are designed to teach children ages 6 to 11 the basics of computer programming, problem-solving, and robotics. Dash is a mobile, wheel-driven robot that navigates rooms, while Dot is a stationary smart "brain" packed with sensors.

VEX 123

The VEX 123 is a small, interactive, and programmable robot designed to teach computer science, logic, and problem-solving to young children. It features touch-based controls, screen-free coding cards, and full block-based software compatibility.

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