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Space Rover Coding Activity Set

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$32.21 $51.95 In stock

Category: Robotics & Coding

4 years & up. 100% Screen-free preschool coding for kids! Kids learn to navigate the Space Rover to find the magnetic space rock. Simple button coding allows children to build their own sequences up to 100 steps. Kids can build a DIY obstacle course, lay out the coding cards, and program Rover to maneuver through. 24 piece set including Rover, moon rock, astronaut, Double Sided Coding Cards. Requires 3 AAA betteries (not included).

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

The magnetic rock is a clever touch—my daughter actually squealed when the rover picked it up. Building the button sequences takes real focus for a 4-year-old, but the screen-free setup means I can let her figure it out without hovering.

Joshua J. ★★★★★

My 5-year-old loves pressing the buttons to make the rover move toward the magnetic rock, and the sequences actually teach directionality. It’s refreshing to have a screen-free toy that keeps her engaged for a solid 20 minutes at a time.

Claire I. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old finally understood coding after a few tries with the simple button sequences. Watching him figure out how to navigate the rover onto the magnetic rock without a screen was actually really cool. The magnetic pickup works perfectly, too.