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Cubelets Update

March 5, 2014February 27, 2014 by Terri Eichholz

Last November, I published a post about an interesting product by Modular Robotics called, “Cubelets.”  It was included in my “Gifts for the Gifted” series, which I try to do every November and December.  (You can find a collection of these here.) Cubelets are a bit pricey for a birthday gift, but they make a … Read more

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Categories 3-12, Computer Science, Creative Thinking, Critical Thinking, Education, Student Products, Teaching Tools Tags Cubelets, education, Maker Ed, modular, MOSS, robotics, STEM Leave a comment

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