Getting Started with Code Cube

Meet Code Cube, a codeable wearable device with a rechargeable lithium battery built in. The screen is made up of sixty-four pixel LED lights. In the box, you'll find one Code Cube, a micro USB cable, and one slap band. This elementary coding solution allows students to be programming in just minutes and is fully supported by classroom-ready curriculum and activities. Pitsco staffer Kristina will show you how to get started with Code Cube.

Kristina will help work through Lesson One – Turning on the Lights. In this lesson, you will learn how to make your Code Cube display an image.

Former teacher and Educational Services Manager, Aubrey Vance gives an overview of the Straw Rocket Launcher. Learn more about the benefits of this using this product in the classroom as well as some of its curricular applications. Get ready to launch learning to a whole new level!

Former teacher and Educational Services Manager, Aubrey Vance gives an overview of the EZ Track Raceway. Learn more about the benefits of this using this product in the classroom as well as some of its curricular applications. Hands-on learning has never been so quick and easy.

Former teacher and Educational Services Manager, Aubrey Vance gives an overview of the Structures Testing Instrument 2.0. Learn more about the benefits of this using this product in the classroom as well as some of its curricular applications. Get ready to take learning to the max.

The first in a three-part series, Dan and Ray explain the 'what' when it comes to the basics of CO2 racing.

Dan and Ray are here with the Science of Speed video series to talk about the benefits of the STEM activity of CO2 drag racing. It is not just for fun but is also a good activity for learning STEM concepts and it provides students with the opportunity to experience the engineering process

Dan and Ray are here with the Science of Speed video series to talk about what is needed to do the CO2 dragster activity. You will learn the specific tools and knowledge needed in order to complete the design phases of this project.

Building a robot takes attention to detail. In this video, Robotics Application Specialist Tim Lankford demonstrates these details while constructing a TETRIX ® PRIME Wheelee Bot. You’ll be driving this three-wheeled, remote-controlled robot in no time.