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The Finch Drawing Mat gives students a large, blank surface to send the Finch Robot 2.0 rolling and drawing across as they code. It's an easy way to turn abstract programs into visible paths, patterns and shapes — great for teaching movement, angles and sequencing. What's included: 1 × blank white drawing mat, roughly 236 × 114 cm Printed on durable 13 oz outdoor matte vinyl Wipe-clean surface that rolls up for easy storage Use it on the floor, on a table or inside a Finch Arena. Pens and robots are not included. Designed for the Finch Robot 2.0. Charging a set of robots? See the Finch USB Charging Hub, or explore all Finch robots and accessories.

The Finch Robot 2.0 Starter Flock is a class set of five Finch robots, ready for a group of 5–10 students to code together. Take programming off the screen with durable, rechargeable robots that drive, draw and sense — a hands-on way to build coding skills across year levels. What's included: 5 × Finch Robot 2.0 units (with or without micro:bits) 5 × USB charging cables and 1 × USB charging hub 5 × markers sized for the Finch's drawing holder 1 × padded carrying case for the robots and accessories What students practise: Coding from icon- and block-based languages through to Python and Java Using sensors, LEDs and precise movement to solve challenges and draw Working in small groups to plan, test and debug programs Each Finch supports learners from the early years of primary school to senior secondary, so the set works across your school. Free, classroom-tested lessons and online teacher professional learning are included. A BBC micro:bit is required for each robot (choose the option with micro:bits, or supply your own). USB-C charging cables are included; the set measures roughly 41 × 25 × 19 cm. Just need one robot? See the Finch Robot 2.0. Fitting out a whole department? The Finch Robot Classroom Solution serves 20–30 students. Explore all Finch robots.

The Finch Robot 2.0 takes coding off the screen and into the real world. This durable, ready-to-go classroom robot drives, senses and draws, giving students an engaging way to see their code come to life. Powered by the BBC micro:bit, it grows with learners from their first block-based programs right through to text-based languages like Python and Java. Finch Robot 2.0 features: Rechargeable built-in battery (7+ hours) and Bluetooth wireless connection 5 × tri-colour LEDs and a multi-tonal buzzer Light, distance and line-tracking sensors, plus wheel encoders for precise movement A central marker holder for drawing, and a writable surface for whiteboard markers Compatible with plastic building bricks for adding your own creations What students practise: Sequencing, loops and logic through hands-on coding Programming across icon-, block- and text-based languages, from FinchBlox to Python and Java Using sensors and movement to solve mazes, draw shapes and complete challenges The Finch works from the first years of primary school through to senior secondary, so one robot supports coding across year levels. Free, classroom-tested lessons and online teacher professional learning are included. A BBC micro:bit is required as the robot's processor — choose the option with a micro:bit, or supply your own. A USB-C charging cable is included. Teaching a whole class? See the Finch Robot 2.0 Starter Flock. Add a Finch Drawing Mat for drawing activities, or explore all Finch robots.

The Finch Robot Classroom Solution is a complete, department-ready set for micro:bit coding and robotics, with ten Finch robots plus mats, arenas and rolling storage for a class of 20–30 students. Everything a teacher needs to run robotics across a full timetable arrives in one package. What's included: 10 × Finch Robot 2.0 units (with or without micro:bits) 10 × USB-C charging cables and 2 × USB charging hubs (charge all ten at once) 20 × markers sized for the Finch's drawing holder 5 × Finch Mats, each with a different design 2 × Finch Arenas 1 × rolling storage unit What students practise: Coding from icon- and block-based languages through to Python and Java Using sensors, LEDs and precise movement to solve challenges, draw and navigate mats Collaborating in groups to plan, test and debug programs The Finch scaffolds coding from the early years of primary school to senior secondary, so this set supports every year level. Free, classroom-tested lessons and online teacher professional learning are included. A BBC micro:bit is required for each robot (choose the option with micro:bits, or supply your own). Australian owned with purchase orders welcome from schools. Smaller group? The Finch Robot 2.0 Starter Flock suits 5–10 students, or start with a single Finch Robot 2.0. Explore all Finch robots.

The Finch USB Charging Hub keeps a flock of Finch robots ready to go. This portable five-port charger tops up five Finch Robot 2.0 units at once, and its LCD display shows the charge status of each robot at a glance — so a class set is charged and sorted between lessons. Key details: Charges 5 Finch robots at once, with a per-robot LCD charge display Built-in overcharge, overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit and over-temperature protection Compact unit (roughly 10 × 7.5 × 5 cm) with a 1.5 m cable A Finch Robot 2.0 runs for 7+ hours and recharges fully in about 7 hours, so one hub comfortably services a small group between sessions. Works with the Finch Robot 2.0. Building a class set? A hub is included in the Finch Robot 2.0 Starter Flock. Explore all Finch robots and accessories.