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KIBO is a robot that young children can build, program, and decorate.
KIBO lets kids’ imaginations soar – all without requiring any screen time!
Introducing young children to important coding and programming concepts is essential, and KIBO provides a friendly, hands-on way to familiarize students with the basics while still being about play. The idea behind the KIBO robot was to take objects that are familiar to young children – in this case wooden building blocks – and use them as the foundation for introducing programming and block-based coding
With KIBO, children build, program, decorate and bring their own robot to life! KIBO lets kids’ imaginations soar – all without requiring screen time on PCs, tablets, or smartphones.
KIBO 21
1 KIBO Robot
21 programming blocks
12 parameter cards
3 motors
2 wheels
3 sensor modules (light, sound and distance)
1 lightbulb module
1 expression module
1 sound record
1 playback module
1 stage art platform
1 rotating art stage
Discover what’s possible.
Use KIBO as a tool to teach everything from Life Sciences to Visual Arts. In our lesson idea, students use KIBO to learn about their favorite animal and represent its habitat.
My Pet KIBO
- During the Animal Habitat unit, research an animal of your choosing. Find out where it lives, what it looks like, what sounds it makes, and what is needed for it to thrive.
- Then, have students decorate KIBO to look like the animal they've been researching. Use arts and crafts to recreate its prime environment for survival.
- Now it's time to train the pet KIBO! Use the microphone to record sounds the animal makes. Next, create a program that lets your KIBO pet "speak" whenever a predator comes by (reenact this by clapping hands to make a loud noise).
- Show off your pet KIBO in the environment you created for it while illustrating to the class the specific habitat of your animal, and any interesting facts you learned along the way!
Drive student achievement, and career readiness.
Introducing iBlocks, a cross-curricular, holistic learning approach by structuring your learning content with a primary and secondary subject focus. But because iBlocks are also customizable and expandable, these foci can change to suit your school’s needs, should you choose to tailor your iBlock.
We Help Educators Succeed!
Teaching Early Ed with KIBO
With a call to add real-world content for even our youngest of learners, early childhood educators often look for new ways to incorporate meaningful technologically-minded lessons, while at the same time avoiding screen time. We know our students can become anything they want to in life, and with a device designed for open-ended play, so can their robot. With KIBO, students can build a story, program a dance routine, artistically represent their favorite character, and bring their robot to life. Join our session to discover lessons in multiple disciplines, and watch KIBO integrate itself into virtually any early ed program!
We HelpEducators Succeed!
Teaching Early Ed with KIBO
With a call to add real-world content for even our youngest of learners, early childhood educators often look for new ways to incorporate meaningful technologically-minded lessons, while at the same time avoiding screen time. We know our students can become anything they want to in life, and with a device designed for open-ended play, so can their robot. With KIBO, students can build a story, program a dance routine, artistically represent their favorite character, and bring their robot to life. Join our session to discover lessons in multiple disciplines, and watch KIBO integrate itself into virtually any early ed program!
Discover what’s possible.
Use KIBO as a tool to teach everything from Life Sciences to Visual Arts. In our lesson idea, students use KIBO to learn about their favorite animal and represent its habitat.
My Pet KIBO
- During the Animal Habitat unit, research an animal of your choosing. Find out where it lives, what it looks like, what sounds it makes, and what is needed for it to thrive.
- Then, have students decorate KIBO to look like the animal they've been researching. Use arts and crafts to recreate its prime environment for survival.
- Now it's time to train the pet KIBO! Use the microphone to record sounds the animal makes. Next, create a program that lets your KIBO pet "speak" whenever a predator comes by (reenact this by clapping hands to make a loud noise).
- Show off your pet KIBO in the environment you created for it while illustrating to the class the specific habitat of your animal, and any interesting facts you learned along the way!
Drive student achievement, and career readiness.
Introducing iBlocks, a cross-curricular, holistic learning approach by structuring your learning content with a primary and secondary subject focus. But because iBlocks are also customizable and expandable, these foci can change to suit your school’s needs, should you choose to tailor your iBlock.
Which KIBO is Right for Me?
KIBO 21 Activity Package
2 KIBO 21 Kits
6 Packs of Engineering Design Journals
6 Packs of Assessment Workbooks
1 Activity Guide Cards
1 Creating with KIBO Core Curriculum
1 Express yourself! Add-On Curriculum
1 Showtime with KIBO! Add-On Curriculum
1 “KIBO Says”, class programming game
1 Two posters: KIBO and Engineering Process
KIBO 21 Small Classroom Package
5 KIBO 21 Kits
12 Packs of Engineering Design Journals
12 Packs of Assessment Workbooks
1 Activity Guide Cards
1 Creating with KIBO Core Curriculum
1 Express yourself! Add-On Curriculum
1 Showtime with KIBO! Add-On Curriculum
1 “KIBO Says”, class programming game
1 Two posters: KIBO and Engineering Process
KIBO 21 Full Classroom Package
10 KIBO 21 Kits
25 Packs of Engineering Design Journals
25 Packs of Assessment Workbooks
1 Activity Guide Cards
1 Creating with KIBO Core Curriculum
1 Express yourself! Add-On Curriculum
1 Showtime with KIBO! Add-On Curriculum
1 “KIBO Says”, class programming game
1 Two posters: KIBO and Engineering Process