Wind up your Rover, set it loose - and watch it follow the exact path you programmed. No screen, no app, no batteries. Just your brain and a handful of tiles.
Kids build their own robotic pup and a backyard game board, then arrange the puzzle tiles to plan Rover's route. Straight tiles send him forward, curved tiles turn him. Change the tiles and you change the code. It's how computers think, made into something kids can hold, rearrange and race across a board.
Once they've cracked the coding challenges, five engineering missions push them further, building structures for Rover from everyday materials and earning a sticker for each one.
What's inside
Robo Rover build pieces
Wind-up wheel base
Foldable game board with 12 interlocking puzzle tiles
Backyard accessory pieces
Foam path guides (no glue needed)
Step-by-step instructions with coding challenges
Mission card with engineering missions and reward stickers
Curiosity Hub access (videos and free downloads)
Designed by scientists and teachers for ages 5+. Younger builders may need a hand with assembly, but the coding game is all theirs.
