To support your implementation of LEGO® Education Learning Solutions, we have a number of resources to prepare your district and sites to receive materials, help teachers ready their classrooms and their kits, and build a foundation for Learning Through Play.
The resources on this page are designed for educators who are just getting started, whether LEGO Education is new to your district or site, or if you are on-boarding teachers new to LEGO Education.
District and Site Preparation Resources
Get your bricks in a row before the kits arrive.
Preparing to Receive LEGO® Learning Solutions
- Shipping and Storage Sizes
- Technical Specifications
- Device Compatibility and Connectivity
- Resources to Whitelist
Communication Resources
- LEGO Education Branding and Communication Guidelines
- Implementation Overview
- LEGO Education STEAM for Parents
Funding Support
Timely Resources
2024 End of Year Resources for Cleaning, Organization, and Storage
2024 Summer Camp Tip Sheet
2024 Guide for Summer and Vacation Camps
2024 Guide for After School Programs
LEGO® Learning Solution Resources
Links to Getting Started resources and support for LEGO Learning Solutions.
STEAM Park
Story Tales
Coding Express
BricQ Motion Essential and Prime
LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential
- Getting Started
- SPIKE™ Essential Element Overview
- Product Resource Library
- SPIKE™ Essential Bluetooth Connection One-Pager
- SPIKE™ Essential Saving Programs
LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime
- Getting Started
- SPIKE™ Prime Element Overview
- Product Resource Library
- SPIKE™ Prime Downloading and Saving Programs
LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Kit Set Up
Product Resources Library
Classroom Preparation Resources
Tips to help organize kits and kids!
Classroom Preparation Resources
- Championing Your STEM / STEAM Initiative
- Classroom Organization Checklist
- LEGO Brick and Element Hygiene
- K-2 Ideas
- 3-5 Ideas
- 6-12 Ideas
- Student Roles Powerpoint for Groups of 3 or 4 Students
LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Resources
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cameron allen
Mar '24
@JASON Rothenburger my son and I also struggling but looks like no answers here. Did you work it out?
JASON Rothenburger
Mar '24
@cameron allen yes. You have to add in a sound in between each direction command for the rotation so that they act as a ...
cameron allen
Mar '24
@cameron allen yes. You have to add in a sound in between each direction command for the ...
Ignacio Arellano
Oct '24
@cameron allen
I just stumbled at the same problem today at the classroom. Solution was to change to less than ...
J privat
Dec '23
I did not get any reply here but want to share my result:
1. The current spike hub3 des not support this anymore.
2. The ...
Marek Lewandowski
Feb '24
@J privat
For the past years LEGO is increasingly locking their robotic solution to whatever they designed as ...
Roel van der Linden
Nov '23
Found them when I had some spare time left over for a good search, for all others:
Ian Dudley
Oct '23
@Oliver Beyer I have used the Python version using the Inventor App that worked well. This might be of help. If you ...
Ian Dudley
Oct '23
@Oliver Beyer Have a look at this. What I did here was to provide a specific lesson only by cut and pasting them so ...
Oliver Beyer
Nov '23
@Ian Dudley Hello Ian, sorry for the delayed response - haven’t visited this site for quite a while - and many thanks ...