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K‑5 STEM curriculum with robotics kits

The class yourstudents waitfor all week.

Robo Wunderkind empowers you to bring STEM into your classroom with no effort.

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Best of STEM 2025 winner2025 CODiE Award winner

Watch your students dive in and learn, right away.

Building and coding pulls in all learners, even the ones who usually drift.

A teacher and two students snapping blocks together
Two kindergartners with the blocks they built
A teacher and two students with a robot they built
A student with a finished robot and a laptop
Three students testing their robot on the table
A finished Robo Wunderkind robot

You teach.
We make it effortless.

More than 200 hours of K‑5 lessons, fully planned and ready to teach the moment you walk in.

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A teacher at the board while students work on tablets
Grows with your students

The projects and the app interfaces grow with each grade.

In every lesson
Teacher guideStep by step, with timings.
Student slidesReady to project.
Aligned to
CSTANext Generation Science StandardsISTECommon Core State StandardsAI4K12
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Schools and districts like yours are already raising creative problem solvers.

40,000+learners
130+schools
25+districts
Nash County Public SchoolsGuilford County SchoolsParkway SchoolsBernalillo Public SchoolsLake Shore Central SchoolsPrince George's County Public SchoolsWinston Salem Forsyth County SchoolsIndian Prairie School District 204Mediapolis Community School DistrictBoys and Girls Club of Greater DubuqueBrownsville Area School DistrictAsheboro City SchoolsCaroline County Public SchoolsFort Wayne Community SchoolsFranklin Square UFSDUplift EducationAshland City SchoolsChrist Episcopal SchoolPACE West SchoolStargate SchoolHawaii State Department of Education

Hear it from teachers who’ve seen their students light up.

I expected one of my most disruptive 4th graders to break the robots. Instead, he finished the challenge early and ended up leading his table.
Justin ArtisK‑5 technology teacherUplift EducationTexas
My kindergartners can’t read yet, but they build and code their first robot in a single lesson. And they’re proud of it.
Andrew ReifLibrarian and CS instructorMediapolis Community School DistrictIowa
Our students don’t just follow steps. They test an idea, watch it fail, fix their code and try again. That kind of thinking carries over into math and reading, and our principals notice it.
Marcy KeenerK‑12 STEM coordinatorNash County Public SchoolsNorth Carolina

What teachers want to know first.

Straight answers to the questions teachers ask us most.

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What grades is Robo Wunderkind for?

Robo Wunderkind is a K‑5 STEM curriculum with robotics kits. It covers kindergarten to fifth grade with more than 200 hours of ready to teach lessons, and the projects and app interfaces grow with each grade.

Does Robo Wunderkind work with iPads, Chromebooks and Android tablets?

Yes. Robo Wunderkind runs on the iPads, Android tablets and Chromebooks your school already has, in the app or in the browser. Kindergarten starts with remote control, which needs no reading.

Can I teach Robo Wunderkind without a coding background?

Yes. Most of our teachers had none. Every lesson is open and go, onboarding is live and support is unlimited. 96 percent of teachers felt confident guiding the lessons.

Is Robo Wunderkind extra work on top of what I already teach?

No. Run it weekly as your STEM special, as one unit per grade, or next to the tools you keep. Lessons fit one period, and the pacing guide maps a full year.

Can Robo Wunderkind run next to Code.org, Scratch or Bee-Bot?

Yes. Many schools keep their screen based units and run Robo Wunderkind for the building, coding and AI units. Others run their whole K‑5 STEM program on it, with a pacing guide for every grade.

What happens if a Robo Wunderkind part breaks?

Replacement parts are included every year, so a broken block never stops a lesson.

How much does Robo Wunderkind cost, and how do schools pay for it?

Robo Wunderkind is priced per school, as a three month pilot or a full year, with kits, STEAM Hub, training and support included. Most schools pay from their general budget, others use grants or PTA funds. Book a call and we send a quote and the funding guide the same day.

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