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

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.

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 ...

But rather than simply throw a splash of colors, which it also did, LEGO's SPIKE Prime takes the buildable, programmable robots concept to a different level, one aimed middle school kids ages 11-14.

The new Spike Prime kit is the solution for those people, as it works to slowly build skills through nearly hour-long units.

Better than that, the SPIKE Prime kit was made to introduce kids to the world of robotics in a way that built their confidence in STEAM programming.

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.

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.

Learn to code with LEGO's programmable robot, Spike Prime! We'll develop our engineering and programming skills as we assemble, code, and test LEGO Spike Prime robots to complete a series of different ...

Lego Education's new SPIKE Essential is the company's latest STEAM-learning product designed for primary students, but playfulness remains key.