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1. Football Stadium Mat Goal, Goal, Goal!!! Feel the excitement of
match day, as up to 6 Bee-Bots (3-a-side) take to the field for a head-to-head encounter on this (90 x 120cm) PVC mat. Complete with miniature plastic goals and plastic ball.
160-ITSFOOT $751
2. Snakes & Ladders Mat This traditional board game has been adapted
to be used with up to 4 Bee-Bots. Using Bee-Bot as their board counter, the children can use programming and sequencing skills to move up the ladders and down the snakes. Includes a large dot dice. Size 75 x 90 cm.
877-ITSNAKE 3. Giant Bee-Bot $448
Sequence Cards Help pupils to organise the route sequence! This pack of durable, laminated A5 sequence cards is ideal for assisting in program planning and recording. Contains 49 cards.
160-ITSCARD Focus on Bee-Bot Shell Designer Software $219
Now everyone can have fun designing a unique Bee-Bot of their very own! This easy-to-use, fun filled program provides an excellent way of improving ICT skills by gently introducing children to the basics of image manipulation. Design personalised Bee-Bot Shells on screen, and once saved, these can then be added to either of the Focus On Bee-Bot Software. Program features include: • Change Bee-Bots colours • Create your own patterns
• Personalise Bee-Bot by adding photos • Introduce Photoshop style image effects into lessons • Experiment with symmetrical drawing techniques • Create mosaics and tiled patterns
877-EL00163 877-EL00164
Single Site licence $420 $1,260
Platform: Win XP/ Vista/ 7
Distributed by: ETC Educational Technology Connection (HK) Ltd Tel: 2653 2789 Fax:2656 1627 email:
info@etc-edutechconnect.com.hk Room 1509, Cityplaza 4, Tai Koo Shing, Hong Kong
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