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The Rechargeable Docking Station keeps a whole class set of Bee-Bots or Blue-Bots charged, organised and ready to go. It charges and stores up to six robots at once, so there are no loose batteries to chase and no flat robots holding up a lesson — just lift one off the dock and start coding. What's included: 1 × docking station that charges and stores up to 6 rechargeable Bee-Bots or Blue-Bots at once USB charging, with a USB cable included (robots sold separately) Fully charges in about half a day, for up to four hours of normal use Portable and wall-mountable to save space; designed to fit robots with sensors underneath Good to know: Works only with rechargeable Bee-Bots and Blue-Bots Perfect for class sets, coding clubs and shared resources between classrooms The tidiest way to run a class set. See our Bee-Bot robots and class packs, or the Blue-Bot range.

These Giant Sequence Cards give children a way to plan a Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot program away from the robot first. Each card shows a single command — forward, back, left or right — so a class can lay out a sequence, talk it through, then enter it and see if it works. It's a clear, physical bridge to the idea of an algorithm. What's included: 49 × durable, laminated A5 cards Bold, colourful command layout, easy to see from across the room Ideal for front-of-class modelling and small-group planning Suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Planning and recording a sequence before running it Reading and ordering directional commands Predicting the outcome, then debugging together The foundations of algorithms and computational thinking A staple for any early-coding classroom. Browse more Bee-Bot accessories and mats, or a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

The Hive Storage Bag is a hard-wearing carry bag that keeps your Bee-Bots or Blue-Bots safe, organised and ready for the next lesson. A designated padded slot for each robot means no knocks, no tangles and no hunting for a missing bot — just grab the bag and go, whether you're moving between classrooms or packing up for the day. What's included: 1 × robust Hive storage bag with a padded slot for each robot Holds a class set of up to 6 Bee-Bots or Blue-Bots (robots sold separately) Keeps robots protected, organised and easy to carry Made to withstand a busy classroom Why teachers like it: Saves time — everything is stored in one place, ready to use Protects your investment between lessons and on the move Pairs neatly with the docking station for a complete store-and-charge setup Keep your class set safe and portable. See our Bee-Bot robots and accessories, or the Blue-Bot range.

Mini Sequence Cards are the desk-sized companion to the giant, front-of-class set. Each small, laminated card shows a single command — forward, back, left or right — so children can lay out a program in pairs or small groups, talk it through, then enter it into Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot and see if it works. What's included: A pack of small, durable, laminated command cards Sized for individual, paired or small-group planning at the desk For use with Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot (robot sold separately) Suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Planning and recording a sequence before running it Reading and ordering directional commands Debugging by moving, adding or removing cards, then retesting The foundations of algorithms and computational thinking A simple, powerful planning tool for small groups. Browse more Bee-Bot accessories, or a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

The Modular Road lets children build their own routes for Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot to follow. Click the pieces together into straights, corners and roundabouts, then program the robot to drive the course — a brilliant, tactile way to practise left and right turns and see a program come to life on a road they made themselves. What's included: 25 × road pieces (straights, left and right turns, and roundabouts) 4 × end pieces to add extra challenge For use with Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot (robot sold separately) Hard-wearing and reusable; suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Building a route, then planning and programming the robot along it Telling left from right, and using directional language Coordination, creative thinking and problem-solving Sequencing, prediction and debugging Endless routes, endless challenges. See more Bee-Bot accessories, or a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

The Obstacle Course turns the open floor into a proper coding challenge. Children program Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot to weave through the walls, doorways and arches without bumping into anything — planning a longer route, predicting each turn, and reworking the program when the robot doesn't get through first time. What's included: 10 × wall pieces 6 × doorways 2 × arches For use with Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot (robot sold separately); suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Planning and programming longer, more complex routes Spatial reasoning and directional language Persistence — testing, debugging and trying again Teamwork and communication Rearrange the pieces to build a new maze every time, so the challenge keeps growing with your class. See more Bee-Bot accessories and mats, or a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

Now Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot can draw. Clip one of these rainbow-coloured shells onto your robot, drop in a pen, and it traces its path as it moves — so children can see the shapes and patterns their program makes and link coding straight to early geometry. What's included: 6 × clip-on pen-holder shells in rainbow colours Made from hard-wearing plastic built for everyday classroom use Fits both Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot (robot and pen sold separately) Suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Programming the robot to draw squares, rectangles and other shapes Predicting the path before pressing go, then checking the result Early geometry — sides, corners and turns Recording and comparing different programs A small add-on that opens up a lot of maths. Browse more Bee-Bot accessories, or find a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

These clip-on pushers let Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot do more than move — now they can shift objects from one place to another as they go. It's a simple way to turn a coding task into a proper problem: children have to program the robot to collect, carry and deliver, not just travel. What's included: 6 × clip-on pushers in rainbow colours Fits both Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot (robot sold separately) Works especially well with the Construction Site Mat Suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Planning multi-step routes to move objects to a target Directional language and spatial reasoning Problem-solving and debugging when a push doesn't land right Working together and taking turns Ideal for use with the Bee-Bot/Blue-Bot Construction Site Mat. A cheap, versatile add-on for group tasks. See more Bee-Bot accessories, or a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

Hitch the trailer to the back of Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot and the robot can tow objects as it moves. It's a small change that adds a lot of possibility: children can program the robot to collect and deliver, act out a story, or carry counters and props from place to place. What's included: 1 × clip-on trailer that attaches to Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot (robot sold separately) Hard-wearing design built for everyday classroom use Suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Planning routes to collect and deliver objects Directional language and sequencing Storytelling and imaginative play through coding Counting and sorting what the robot carries A cheap way to keep activities fresh. Browse more Bee-Bot accessories, or a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

These tunnels add a whole new dimension to floor-robot coding. Children have to program Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot to travel through the tunnels rather than around them — planning a longer, three-dimensional route, predicting each move, and reworking the program when the robot doesn't quite make it through. What's included: A set of tunnels for Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot to drive through Adds a 3D challenge to mats, roads and obstacle activities For use with Bee-Bot or Blue-Bot (robot sold separately) Hard-wearing and reusable; suitable for ages 3+ What your child practises: Planning and programming longer, more complex routes Spatial reasoning and directional language Persistence — testing, debugging and trying again Problem-solving and teamwork Pair them with a mat or the obstacle course for extra challenge. Browse more Bee-Bot accessories and mats, or a robot in the Blue-Bot collection.

The Programming TacTile Reader is a fun, screen-free way to program Rugged Robot or Blue-Bot. Students place command tiles in order, press go, and watch the robot carry out their program — then simply swap tiles and press go again to debug. Key features: Bluetooth connection to Rugged Robot or Blue-Bot 10 position slots; tiles can be laid out portrait or landscape 25 TacTiles included; compatible with Standard and Extension packs Rechargeable, with a speaker for audible feedback Connect up to three readers together for longer programs What students practise: sequencing, algorithms, debugging and logical reasoning — made concrete through hands-on, physical coding. Pairs with your Rugged Robot and the Standard and Extension tile packs — see the full Rugged Robot range. Ships from Australian stock, with purchase orders welcome.

The Extension Tile Pack adds new possibilities to the TacTile Reader for Rugged Robot and Blue-Bot, introducing 45° turns and repeat commands so students can explore geometry and write more efficient algorithms. What's included: 4 × 45° Left and 4 × 45° Right Repeat command tiles (repeat start and end, plus 2×, 4×, 6× and 8× repeat blocks) 2 × Pause What students practise: angles and geometry, loops and repetition, and efficient algorithm design — a natural next step once the standard tiles are mastered. Works alongside the Standard Tile Pack and your Rugged Robot — explore other Rugged Robot resources to keep extending. Ships from Australian stock, with purchase orders welcome.

The Standard Tile Pack gives you a fresh or larger set of TacTiles for the TacTile Reader — compatible with both Rugged Robot and Blue-Bot. Ideal for replacing well-loved tiles or equipping more students at once. What's included: 8 × Forwards 8 × Backwards 4 × Left (90°) 4 × Right (90°) 1 × Pause These tiles let students build and rearrange programs by hand, making sequencing and debugging clear and tactile. Use them with your TacTile Reader and Rugged Robot, or see the rest of the Rugged Robot range. Ships from Australian stock, with purchase orders welcome.

The TTS Tactile Reader Pro lets children build and debug programs without a screen. Learners place command tiles in order to plan a sequence, then send it to their robot and watch it move — turning abstract coding ideas into something they can hold, arrange and see. It's a companion tool for the TTS Blue-Bot, Loti-Bot and Rugged Robot (robot sold separately) and works with these models made from 2020 onwards — you'll find the date on the underside of the robot. Each tile lights up as the robot works through the steps, so mistakes are easy to spot and fix, and up to three readers connect with a simple magnetic click to build longer sequences. What's included: 1 × Tactile Reader (rechargeable) 1 × charger 1 × set of standard movement tiles What your child practises: Sequencing, selection and repetition Debugging and logical reasoning Problem-solving and computational thinking Made by TTS for primary-school computing, the Tactile Reader Pro comes with free downloadable lesson plans and skill-builder challenges, so you can teach coding across the curriculum straight away. The robot is sold separately — add a Rugged Robot or browse the complete Rugged Robot collection. Ships from Australian stock, with purchase orders welcome.