Lego Spike Prime advice for teachers and enthusiasts

[@kimfauth9542]

Love your comment about not using same instructions! I shop for used Lego sets on Market Place and sometimes pieces are missing.

[@robot_man]

Yes! Half the benefit of using lego is to use your imagination and find creative solutions to problems

[@marymacedo187]

20:22 Best Advice is to not use the robot clips as they damage the wires over time. Heard it from another creator.

[@robot_man]

Totally agree. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rV6clmqZbpifpassi=qL7kLksMtpgdNxTn

[@OleKristianSkogum]

Well done! Going to start educating in programming in a new job at a Elementary School. Going to take your advice with me.😊 Thanks!

[@robot_man]

Thanks for your positive comment! Good luck!

[@hutchcrew]

Another awesome video! Thanks for putting in the time!

[@robot_man]

Cool-as man. Appreciate the support and encouragement!

[@laurabowden1120]

What is the brand is your bin with dividers? You have helped me so much--thank you!

[@stevereiher]

Bin dividers? I’m not sure what you mean. I have some containers that came with dividers. I have also cut coreflute to fit inside and divide some tubs.

[@robot_man]

Yeah… what Steve Reiher said (that’s me lol)

[@yaseminaydinlioglu2502]

We recently introduced LEGO Spike Prime kits into our curriculum, sparking tremendous enthusiasm among our students. I am reaching out to request PDF resources for building the motorcycle and race car, along with any additional engaging projects you may recommend. These resources would greatly enhance our students' learning experiences. Thank you for your assistance.

[@robot_man]

I have not attempted a motorcycle but I have run many sessions with race cars. I prefer not to give my classes instructions to build, rather let them come up with my own designs after I show them a general example. I have 3 full lessons on my KZbin Channel that are worth having a look at. This one requires the least preparation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h56znKOdf7GSl7csi=KGylE6i18v8rbM9y