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Welcome Beebot!

As a part of the robotics innovation project we lead at our school, we are now using robots in the  English class to review some vocabulary with children aged 4 and 5, at the time we play and have fun.

By using the Beebot and thinking about the commands they have to give it to get to the concrete image, children are also being introduced to directions (right, left, forward(s) and backward(s)), even though this is not the objective of the activity,  in relation to their age and the foreign language learning.



Click here to have more information about the robotics project with Primary students at El Faro School.

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