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Snap Circuits® Bric Structures by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
RC Snap Rover® by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
Snap Circuits® LED Fun by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
Snap Circuits® Flying Saucer Plus by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
Snap Circuits® Motion Detector by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
Snap Circuits® Jr. Student Training Program by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
Snap Circuits® 300 Student Training Program by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
Snap Circuits® Extreme 750 Student Training Program by Elenco. Electronics learning kit for building real circuits safely, step by step. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.
Makey Makey Classic is a small circuit board that connects to a computer by USB and behaves like a keyboard or mouse. Students attach alligator clips from the board to anything that conducts a little electricity, such as a banana, a lump of play dough or a graphite drawing, and touching that object sends a key press or mouse click to the computer. Because the board is recognised as a standard input device, there is no software to install and no coding needed to get started; the first setup takes only moments. It works with Mac, Windows, Chromebook and Linux computers, and with other devices that accept a USB keyboard or mouse. The kit contains the Makey Makey board, a USB cable, 7 alligator clips, 6 connector wires, an instruction booklet with a visual project guide and a sticker, with further documentation and project guides available online. In the classroom, it supports hands-on lessons on circuits and conductivity and creative projects such as fruit pianos, custom game controllers and interactive drawings, encouraging students to experiment, test ideas and solve problems.
CoDrone EDU from Robolink is a small, programmable drone designed for teaching coding and engineering in schools. Students can write programs in block-based Blockly or text-based Python, moving from simple flight commands to projects that read sensor data and react to the environment. It can be programmed from Chromebook, macOS and Windows computers with a USB port, with Python supported on macOS and Windows. The drone carries seven programmable sensors: an accelerometer, gyroscope, barometer, front and bottom range sensors, a color sensor and an optical flow sensor, along with programmable LEDs and sound. Its Smart Controller has an LCD screen that shows live sensor readings. A flexible, protective frame helps it withstand classroom bumps, and most parts, including propellers, motors and frames, can be replaced. The drone weighs about 55 g and flies for roughly 7 to 8 minutes per battery. Each kit includes the drone, a Smart Controller, two rechargeable batteries with a dual charger, a micro USB cable, spare propellers and a removal tool, a screwdriver, a quickstart guide and eight color landing pads. Up to ten drones can fly in the same space, which suits group lessons.
The CoDrone EDU Classroom 12-Pack equips a whole class to learn coding with drones. It brings together twelve CoDrone EDU drones, each programmable in Blockly or Python, so students can explore flight, accelerometers, gyroscopes, LEDs, color sensors, obstacle detection and sound through both block-based and text-based coding. The pack contains 12 drones, 12 Smart Controllers, 48 rechargeable batteries, 24 dual-battery chargers, 12 sets of replacement propellers, 2 sets of replacement motors and 2 replacement frames, giving teachers enough power and spares to keep lessons running. Robolink recommends two students per drone, so the set supports a class of up to about 24 learners working in pairs. Classroom packs come with a two-year warranty and can include a complimentary two-hour virtual "Getting Started" professional development session for up to twelve educators, helping teachers set up the drones and plan their first lessons.
The Creality Ender-3 V3 is a filament (FFF) desktop 3D printer built around a CoreXZ motion system, in which the X and Z axes are linked and driven together. This layout lets it reach print speeds of up to 600 mm/s with accelerations of up to 20,000 mm/s², while a metal frame with die-cast parts keeps it stable during fast moves. It uses a direct extruder with a metal hotend and a hardened-steel, quick-swap 0.4 mm nozzle that heats to 300 °C, and a heated bed that reaches 110 °C. Two part-cooling fans help produce clean surfaces and overhangs. The printer handles 1.75 mm filaments including PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU and carbon-fibre-filled PLA and PETG, with layer heights from 0.1 to 0.35 mm. Files can be sent over Wi-Fi or USB and stored on 8 GB of internal memory, and the printer works with Creality Print slicing software and the Creality Cloud platform, with over-the-air firmware updates. In schools, it gives students a quick way to turn their CAD designs into physical prototypes for design, engineering and maker projects.
We build bundles for 24–30 students with storage and charging, and can install and train your teachers.
