Spike Prime combines vibrant Lego Technic system elements, motors, sensors and the Scratch programming language to teach science and engineering concepts.

Lego's weirdest new robots are heading to schools Culture Entertainment Lego Education's newest Spike Prime programmable robots aim for the classroom Here's how it's different from Lego Mindstorms.

With SPIKE Prime, students build robots and use an app to program the robots in Scratch — a drag-and-drop programming language that's popular as a teaching tool.

Lego's Newest Set Lets Kids Build Robots—and Confidence Spike Prime uses bright colors, friendly shapes, and a simple coding environment to get 11- to 14-year olds into STEM.

LEGO Education today revealed SPIKE Prime, a hands-on classroom robotics and coding system for grades 6–8.

LEGO has this week unveiled a new programmable brick system called LEGO Spike Prime designed for educational establishments and to teach children of any age how to program and use the Scratch ...

Lego Spike is the latest application of their research. [Photo: Lego] Back to basics I remember when the original Lego Mindstorms, called the Robotics Invention System, came out back in 1998.

Lego's Spike Prime kits give kids the confidence to code The new program will hopefully keep kids interested in STEM a lot longer.

This week LEGO has made available its new LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set priced at $330 allowing students to learn more about robotics and build their skills for STEAM (S.T.E.A.M. stands for ...

LEGO Education today revealed SPIKE Prime, a hands-on classroom robotics and coding system for grades 6–8. SPIKE Prime is different from other robotics/coding systems in several ways. Its lessons are ...