Learning Resources LER2841

Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse Instruction Manual

Model: LER2841

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Embark on a coding adventure with the Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse. This hands-on, screen-free programmable mouse introduces children aged 4 and up to the fundamentals of coding, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The toy transforms abstract programming concepts into tangible, enjoyable learning experiences. The colorful Robot Mouse features intuitive directional buttons on its back that correspond with the included coding cards, allowing children to create step-by-step sequences and watch their code come to life as the mouse follows instructions, lights up, and makes sounds.

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  • 1 x Programmable Robot Mouse
  • 30 x Double-sided Coding Cards
  • 1 x Activity Guide

The mouse measures approximately 4 inches in length and requires 3 AAA batteries (not included).

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Kev teeb tsa roj teeb

  1. Locate the battery compartment on the underside of the Robot Mouse.
  2. Siv lub hau ntswj me me Phillips, unscrew lub hau roj teeb.
  3. Ntxig 3 lub roj teeb AAA tshiab, xyuas kom meej tias polarity raug (+/-).
  4. Hloov lub roj teeb lub hau npog thiab tuav nws nrog cov ntsia hlau.

Preparing the Play Area

The Code & Go Robot Mouse is designed to work with activity sets (sold separately) or on any flat surface. If using an activity set, connect the green tiles to form a maze or path. Place obstacles and tunnels as desired to create challenges for the mouse.

Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse and Activity Set

Image: The Code & Go Robot Mouse with its activity set, showing green tiles, orange tunnels, and purple obstacles. The mouse is purple with colorful directional buttons.

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Lub hwj chim On / Off

  • To turn the Robot Mouse ON, slide the power switch located on its underside to the 'ON' position. The mouse's eyes will light up.
  • To turn the Robot Mouse OFF, slide the power switch to the 'OFF' position.

Programming the Mouse

The Robot Mouse is programmed using the directional buttons on its back.

  • Directional Khawm: Press the colored arrow buttons (forward, backward, left turn, right turn) to input a sequence of movements. Each press adds one step to the program.
  • Go Button: Press the green 'Go' button (center) to execute the programmed sequence. The mouse will follow the commands in the order they were entered.
  • Clear Button: Press the yellow 'Clear' button to erase the current program.
  • Action Button: Press the red button to make the mouse perform a random action (e.g., squeak, blink lights, move back and forth).
Close-up of the Code & Go Robot Mouse showing its directional buttons

Image: Ib qho kev sib ze view of the purple Robot Mouse, highlighting the colorful directional buttons on its back.

Using Coding Cards

The 30 double-sided coding cards help visualize and plan the mouse's path before inputting commands. Lay out the cards in the desired sequence to represent the mouse's movements through a maze or to a target.

Child arranging coding cards to plan a path for the Robot Mouse

Image: A child's hands arranging green coding cards with arrows on a table, planning a path for the Robot Mouse.

Navigating Mazes

Create mazes using the activity tiles, tunnels, and obstacles. The goal is often to guide the Robot Mouse to a specific target, such as a piece of cheese. Plan the sequence of movements using the coding cards, then input the commands into the mouse and press 'Go'.

Robot Mouse navigating a maze created with green tiles and purple obstacles

Image: The Robot Mouse positioned within a maze constructed from green tiles and purple wall pieces, with a yellow cheese wedge as the target.

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The Robot Mouse offers two speeds to accommodate different play environments and skill levels. The speed switch is located on the underside of the mouse. Choose between normal speed for precise movements or hyper speed for faster navigation.

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To clean the Robot Mouse and activity tiles, wipe them with a soft, damp cloth. Do not immerse the mouse in water or use harsh cleaning agents.

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  • Always use fresh batteries of the recommended type (3 AAA).
  • Tsis txhob sib xyaw cov roj teeb qub thiab tshiab, lossis ntau hom roj teeb.
  • Tshem cov roj teeb yog tias cov khoom ua si yuav tsis siv rau lub sijhawm ntev los tiv thaiv kom tsis txhob yaig.

Kev daws teeb meem

Nas Tsis teb

  • Xyuas kom lub hwj chim hloov nyob rau hauv 'ON' txoj hauj lwm.
  • Xyuas seb cov roj teeb puas raug teeb tsa thiab muaj nqi txaus. Hloov yog tias tsim nyog.
  • Press the yellow 'Clear' button to clear any previous program, then re-enter your commands.

Mouse Not Following Path Correctly

  • Verify that the programmed sequence of directional buttons matches the intended path.
  • Ensure the play surface is flat and free of debris that might obstruct the mouse's movement.
  • If using activity tiles, ensure they are securely connected and laid flat.

Specifications

HomKev Kawm Txuj Ci
Qauv nab npawbLOJ 2841
Hnub nyoog Range4+ years (Manufacturer Minimum Age: 48 months, Maximum Age: 84 months)
Hwj chim Source3 AAA roj teeb (tsis suav nrog)
Hom khoomYas
Yam khoom Dimensions6.4 x 6.3 x 2.6 po
Yam Nyhav0.5 Ib
Lub Hom Phiaj Kev KawmSTEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics)

Warranty thiab Support

This product is provided with no manufacturer warranty. For any questions or support regarding the Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse, please refer to the contact information provided on the product packaging or visit the official Learning Resources webqhov chaw.

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