Natural History Museum’s Mission to Mars: LEGO® Explorers Workshop
Key Info
Students will design, create and code a Martian rover using LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0 robotics sets in this hands-on workshop.
Exploring and understanding Mars has become one of the key challenges in space exploration. From remote sensing to landing rovers, their Museum scientists are actively involved in learning more about the red planet. But how do we study a planet that is millions of miles away?
In this workshop, students work in small teams to design and build a LEGO Martian rover. They then code, test and evaluate their designs before seeing how their rovers perform on a realistic Martian surface.
About Natural History Museum, London
Immerse your class in the wonders of the natural world with workshops, shows and tours.
Famous for their prehistoric pals, did you know The Natural History Museum is also a world-leading science institution? Their learning specialists then turn this scientific research into curriculum-linked workshops that are guaranteed to spark wows, woahs and oohs amongst your class.
Now that summer term is just around the corner, come and dive into the wildlife of The Natural History Museum’s gardens. With Fern, their bronze-cast diplodocus towering above, discover a kingdom of creatures through their outdoor workshops ranging from Early Years through to KS3.
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