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Color-coded electronic Bits snap together with magnets for foolproof inventing.
Our method empowers students to engineer real world solutions through invention.
Adding ‘Art’ enables students to kickstart their creativity and develop creative confidence.
Lessons link to NGSS and Common Core Standards, making teaching fun AND effective.
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Learn MoreMeet some of the talented educators who are using littleBits to unleash creativity and 21st-century thinking in classrooms, libraries and makerspaces.
Supervisor of Instructional Innovation,
Colonial School District, PA
“littleBits provides our students with the ability to be creative & to design, test & redesign their inventions. I overheard a 5th-grade student say, ‘Mr. Wilson, I have been waiting for this my whole life!’”
Library Media Specialist,
New Milford, NJ
“Something I love about littleBits…is that they have a low barrier of entry, meaning that any of our students can sit down and use them, regardless of their proficiency level or academic status.”
5th Grade Teacher,
Prince George's County, MD
“They are crazy easy to use, and there are endless possibilities once students get the basic understanding of what these circuits can do.”
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“With hardware from very simple to complex, students of any ability and background can make electronic prototypes”
“By doing some of the heavy logical lifting for you, potential electrical engineers and prototypers can focus on the goal rather than the minutia”
“Students combine technical knowledge with creativity in a way that helps them really understand that they have the ability to imagine something into existence.”
“Helps kids understand how an elevator door or night-light works--and they're making their own creations, such as racecars and robots.”
“Kids will have everything they need to complete a ton of different projects that play off of different science, tech, art, and math skills.”
“It’s like Legos, if Legos could be put together to create a tiny Ferris wheel, or fan, or even a robot. It makes building electronics, which previously had a steep learning curve, a lot simpler.”
“The real learning happens when you set the directions aside.”
“Helping kids develop design skills, creative confidence and technology fluency.”
“Makes Robot Building Easier For Junior Engineers”
