Activity Briefs are printable 1-pagers that inspire students with open-ended challenges. They provide snapshots of sample builds and code vs. step-by-step instructions and specific solutions. Designed based on research by the Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach, these activities generate diverse solutions while supporting students and teachers in problem-solving. Learn more about how to facilitate these types of activities in this blog series: https://community.legoeducation.com/spark-creativity.

These classroom projects combine the SPIKE Prime Set, SPIKE Prime Expansion Set with Marker Plate, Raspberry Pi 4 board, and Raspberry Pi Build HAT (“Hardware Attached on Top”), enabling students to advance their creations, tap into the makerspace, and nurture their interest in STEAM learning.

SPIKE Prime is a creative toolbox with unlimited possibilities for students to practice critical thinking, data analysis, and how to develop diverse prototypes that solve complex problems with real-world relevance. Visit our community platform to find educator-designed learning experiences that can help your students reach their learning goals.

Note: The link above leads to a platform requiring login via LEGO ID. If you don’t have a LEGO ID, you’ll be prompted to create one.

Find inspiration in a world of new ideas! Extending its functionality enables students to develop, practice, and master key skills for a changing and technology-infused world.