LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI Kit 6-8
Classroom-ready, standards-aligned kits for grades 6–8, designed to drive outcomes through hands-on learning.
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Where Hands-On Meets the Future of Learning
Backed by real-world testing with 850+ students across 30+ classrooms and shaped by input from 80+ educators, this kit brings computer science and AI to life through 30 structured, standards-aligned lessons. Students collaborate in groups to explore coding concepts and artificial intelligence through physical, hands-on building, with no prior experience needed. Each unit builds on the last across six progressive topics, from foundational basics to AI and data, ensuring every learner grows in confidence and skill. Designed to fit a single class period, it gives every student a meaningful, safe, and engaging entry point into CS and AI.
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Grade level
- Easy entry point for students new to computer science
- Builds gradually from foundational to advanced concepts
- Supports collaborative groups of four with differentiated instruction
Features
- 30 lessons across 6 units: Basics, Loops, Conditionals, Variables, Functions, and AI & Data
- Block-based coding via Coding Canvas web app, also available as an iOS app
- PIN-based lesson access with no student logins or passwords
- All data saved locally with no student data shared
- Classroom presentations, facilitation notes, and evaluation rubrics included
- Free Teacher Portal with full lesson library and getting-started materials
- Screen-free lesson options available
Unlock the Possibilities
379 LEGO® bricks
- Building instructions
- 1 double motor
- 1 single motor
- 1 color sensor
- 1 controller
- 2 connection cards
- 1 USB charging cable
- Sturdy stackable box
Learning Outcomes
Problem Solving
Students use pseudocode to break down and solve problems.
Sequential Thinking
Students apply loops, conditionals, and functions to build logical programs.
Data Literacy
Students store, retrieve, and interact with data using variables.
AI Literacy
Students explore AI classification and how computers learn from data.
Collaborative Design
Students build and present solutions through group-based design challenges.