LEGO® Education SPIKE Prime Set
Details
- BrandLEGO Education
- Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)11
- MaterialPlastic
- Educational objectiveCreative
- Number of pieces528
- ThemeMovie Anime
Description
🚀 Ignite Future Innovators with Every Brick!
- FAST TRACK LEARNING - Complete engaging, standards-aligned lessons within a single 45-minute class period.
- TEACHER READY TOOLKIT - Comes with training, guides, and lesson plans to ensure smooth classroom adoption and success.
- HANDS ON STEAM MASTERY - Build critical thinking with 528 dynamic LEGO bricks designed for limitless creativity.
- INCLUSIVE ACCESSIBLE - Designed for all learning levels to boost confidence and problem-solving skills effortlessly.
- PLUG PLAY CODING HUB - Multi-port programmable Hub powered by Scratch-based language for seamless coding integration.
The LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set combines 528 high-quality LEGO pieces with a programmable multi-port Hub and Scratch-based coding to deliver an engaging STEAM learning experience. Designed for all skill levels, it offers standards-aligned lessons that fit within 45-minute classes, supported by comprehensive teacher resources to build confidence and critical thinking in students.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | LEGO |
| Part number | 45678 |
| Item Weight | 2.08 kg |
| Product Dimensions | 43.8 x 32.3 x 17.4 cm; 2.08 kg |
| Item model number | 45678 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 528 |
| Special Features | Non Toxic |
| Included components | LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Reviews
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Expensive but worth it to keep my son busy just now
I wasn’t sure whether to invest in this as the cost is so high but I decided to go for it as my son and I have plenty time just now to play with it. He is 8 And enjoys Lego but isn’t a Lego or coding genius, the box says 10+ but that does not appear to be a problem for him, in fact I have to ask him to go slower so I can follow what he’s doing. He has loved building the hopper and then went straight to the safe which he built and coded entirely on his own. He says this is much better than Boost which he has had for 2 years and loves but was a little frustrated that the coding was limited in what he was able to get the robot to do. The additional motors and sensors in this kit make it much more engaging.I’m thinking when I eventually get back to teaching I might be able to use it with S1/2 pupils but I don’t think our school will be able to invest in it due to the expense without grant funding.Now the question is whether to get the expansion set, my son is already looking at what to build next but some of them require parts we don’t have. Another big investment... but tempting.
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