SpheroIndi at-Home Learning Kit - Screenless Coding Robot for Kids 4+ - Build Mazes, Learn Computational Thinking - Problem Solve Like an Engineer - Educational STEM Toy for Creative Minds

Very fun!

What a phenomenal toy!! Both of my boys were instantly engaged and the best part is the toy will continue to keep them interested as they get older. The large silicone colored squares stick without any problem to a hard surface and won't slip when the car drives over them. The screen less play is perfect for young ages. Even my 3 year old sat for 2 hours designing different tracks around the room.The iPhone app is simple and intuitive. Both boys loved the "remote control" feature. And once the 4 year old found that you could change the car's colors and change the action or sounds associated with each square, we started all over again re-programming squares. There is no doubt this little car is a popular toy in my house!!

I have a 4 and 5 year old they really love this thing. I would say the very first day we opened it we got at least 3 hours of entertainment time and during that time it was something they could play with together without me needing to directly sit there and help them. Definitely promotes creative thinking and problem solving. We loved this little robot programming thing. My only suggestion for improvement would be to make the little color tiles a bit sturdier (we also have a baby crawling around and several of the tiles got bent/folded (they still work, but the car can sometimes get stuck on the bent ones). Otherwise love it and I feel like they learn a lot from it, also really nice to have something non-screen that keeps them busy for a long time. Would highly recommend.

Grandson learned quickly how to follow the technology of Indi. Creative tool!

This kit was very very cool. We got it for our 3.5 year old and she loves it. It takes a bit of trial and error to learn how far you need to space out the color cards on the floor in order for Indi to run smoothly, but you figure that our fairly quickly. It doesn't really make sense to us why there are red color cards in the kit that would make Indi stop. We are curious why to include those cards and what their purpose would be? Besides that, we are looking forward to continuing to have fun with Indi!

I am a k-12 classroom teacher and grandmother of 3. I was fortunate enough to be able to get a class set (8) of Indis for my k-2 kiddos. They absolutely love it..no plans required! Just open the kits and let them loose.I did use the plans to introduce the cars but the included lessons seemed to get boring fast. I learned to give the kids a challenge and let them go. My first challenge was for them to make a bridge to get indi to cross between 2 chairs set up 1-2 feet apart from each other. Next they were challenged to create a bridge using only cardboard and masking tape: the car must start and end on the floor and the bridge must rise at least 5 inches off the floor. We ended up with 8 very different bridges! Then they started trying to get the cars to cross more than one bridge at a time! It was great fun and ended up being an exciting activity for our schoolwide steam night. For the family night, my kids set up their bridges and placed the tiles, the attending kids and family, used the cars and made their own adjustments to cross the bridges. I lovethese cars so much that I splurged and bought my own grands a set for when they visit me. So much learning!

This is a really good gift for kids. It will keep them entertaining for a while. It comes with a stack of cards that are color coded that tells the car which way to go. it comes with cute little stickers that you can put on the car to make a smile have eyeballs eyelashes and nice part about it ,It's easy to use.

I saw this in school one day when I was there. So much fun and learning too. I had to purchase one for the grandson's Christmas.Recommend!