A full suite of Cubelets® for makerspaces, libraries, museums or classrooms.

• Designed to be intuitive and screen-free for the youngest learners
• Incorporate coding and computer science principles for older students
• Additional Cubelets® support more advanced robot designs
• Kit supports 6-12 student groups
• Includes 156 Cubelets® (16 of 16 Cubelet types), and 48 brick adapters
• Neatly stores away in two durable plastic tubs

Perfect for makerspaces, libraries, museums, or classrooms the Intrepid Inventor is the screen-free way to explore robotics, STEM, and computational thinking. Designed for flexibility, the Intrepid Inventor supports six or twelve working groups. Foster vital thinking skills in your classroom, makerspace, library, or museum. Fascinating and fun, Cubelets® nurture your student's imagination, creativity, and inventive spirit. Cubelets® are the building blocks of better computational thinkers.

The largest Cubelets® set, the Intrepid Inventors pack is perfect for makerspaces, libraries, museums, classrooms and all educators who know students can't get enough of Cubelets®. Designed for six to twelve student groups, everyone has a chance for in-depth exploration of robotics, STEAM and computational thinking. Includes 156 SENSE, THINK, and ACT Cubelets®. Also includes brick adapters, two 5-port chargers, micro-USB charging cables and two new, easy-to-organize storage tubs. Every Cubelets® set and pack includes access to free standards-aligned lesson plans, printable activity cards, online professional development, and more.

Cubelets® magnetic faces make them simple to snap together and pull apart. Each Cubelet has a special function. What you connect, and how you connect them changes the behavior of your robot constructions: every combination is a new creation. Each Cubelet belongs to one of three categories: SENSE Cubelets® take in information from the robot's environment. THINK Cubelets® compute and change that information, and ACT Cubelets® turn that information into physical action. Connect at least one SENSE, THINK, and ACT Cubelet to create a robot construction. Inside of each block is a part of a program – as you build your robot you build the code that controls its behavior. It's hands-on coding.