Allnet TT-BEE-BOT leerrobot voor kinderen vanaf 3 jaar 217455

Young learners often struggle to grasp the basics of coding and sequencing because abstract concepts feel disconnected from their hands-on world. The Allnet TT-BEE-BOT turns early programming into a playful, tactile experience that children as young as three can master without a screen.

Who is it for

This robot is built for preschool and primary school children, educators, and parents who want to introduce STEM skills through guided play. No reading or writing is required, making it ideal for early learners.

Main features

• On-board tactile buttons let kids enter up to 40 commands, teaching sequencing and logic step by step.
• Moves in precise 15 cm steps and 90-degree turns, reinforcing spatial awareness and directional language.
• Flashing eyes and cheerful sounds provide immediate feedback, keeping children engaged and motivated.
• Integrated rechargeable battery with USB charging delivers up to 8 hours of typical use, eliminating disposable batteries.
• Durable yellow and black plastic body withstands daily classroom handling.
• Compatible with Bee-Bot activity mats and accessories for expanded learning scenarios.

Specifications

• Product type: Educational robot
• Recommended age: 3+ years
• Programming method: On-board tactile buttons
• Command memory: Up to 40 commands
• Movement step length: 15 cm
• Movement turn angle: 90 degrees
• Power source: Integrated rechargeable battery
• Battery type: Lithium-ion
• Battery life: Up to 8 hours (typical use)
• Charging interface: USB
• Material: Durable plastic
• Color: Yellow / Black
• Educational focus: Sequencing, Logic, Directional Language, Early Coding
• Feedback: Flashing eyes and sounds
• Included accessories: USB charging cable
• Compatibility: Bee-Bot activity mats and accessories
• Control interface: Direct button input
• Learning area: STEM, Robotics, Computational Thinking

Tips

Create simple obstacle courses or use themed mats to challenge children to program a route from start to finish. Encourage them to predict the robot's path before pressing GO to strengthen planning skills.