Lego WeDo, what is it? Well it is a technical Lego device you can programme to do what you code it to do.
It is an educational coding app you can get on your tablet or laptop. It is good for Lego lovers looking for something new or maybe not- you might just want to try something different, either way it is great fun.
You programme it in the app. You have a tray to put the Lego in. In the app you must connect the core piece which must have 2 AA batteries. Then you connect the tablet or laptop to the core which you need Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Now you pick a robot to build and click on it and press START BIULD then you start construction. You get the blocks from the tray. You can programme it to change colour, move around or spin and make sounds. It is pretty simple anyways.
It is really fun, easy and educational. It was my first time with technical Lego. I thought it would be hard but is was and very smooth.
By Paddy Hogan

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Lego We Do is a technical device that does as you please.
 
It is an educational, interactive robotic system. You will need to get the free app on an ipad or laptop. The app will show the instructions of how to build what you have picked.
 
Then you put in the batteries. You will need Wifi and you will need to connect it to Bluetooth. Then you start programming.
 
You can programme it to make noise, record sound, change colour and move. Then you can break it and make something else.
 
We just started using it in school. It is not too hard and not too easy. I recommend using Lego We Do if you like programming 
​By Lily Angus

Lego Wedo is a device. You can do anything you want with it. You can make it talk, play music and move.
You can get the Lego Wedo app on an iPad and laptop and your phone. It is great for imagination. You can download the app on play store or on the internet. The app is free to download. The Lego Wedo set is suitable for two pupils over seven years old.
To play on Lego Wedo you have to have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and batteries. The rest comes in the set that you can get in any education shop. When you go into the app you can connect to Bluetooth.
Lego Wedo can do many things. You can build many things like robot, fans, cars and many more. In your core set is instructions where you can unlock more items you can make. On your device you can control your creation by pressings buttons.
In my experience with Lego Wedo I found it great fun to make all the creations. It really drives your creativity  to the max. I really recommend it.
By Caroline Mc Donagh 
 

Lego WeDo is a technical Lego set that you can control.

Lego WeDo is an educational program built for kids over the age of 7. It is a robotic system you can download on I pad or laptop, it is available on IOS or android. You can also download in on your phone.
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To operate Lego WeDo you need to have a strong WiFi and Bluetooth connection. You also need two AA batteries. You also need a core set, you can find these in any educational shop. You might even find some on Amazon.

Lego WeDo teaches kids how to programme and code Lego. It is interactive, you can make practically anything you want like change colour, play music, you can also make it move. There is a battery pack, a motion sensor and a motor included. There are many different devices and vehicles. There also is a variety of different level builds you can make from beginner to advanced.

Lego WeDo is a very simple and easy app to use. It is very enjoyable. I recommended you get it.
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 By Aaron Mc Donagh

Lego is very educational to young children, it’s also interactive. It’s based on a robotic system with coding and you must use an iPad or Laptop to connect it.
 
You need Bluetooth to connect to your device so your character or figure can move. You can also connect batteries to make it move, you would also need Wi-Fi to connect it.
 
Lego has lots of different shapes and sizes and some can move and also light up.
 
Personally I think Lego We Do is very good and Lego is very fun and educational.
 
 
 
By Cian 

Lego We Do is technical Lego where you program it to do what you want!

Lego We Do is educational and interactive, it as a robotic system that you can download on your software and it's free!

But you do need Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to connect to your device for it to work.

It has sound and it can also change from 10 different colours!
You need to follow along with your IPad/laptop/phone to get all the steps right, it is very easy to keep up with, when you are done with your Lego you need to put in your battery {you need two AA batteries} for your program to move, change colour and play music.

I would recommend using the core set for the beginners!

by Ava Houlihan 5th class 🦋🤍🍄

Lego WeDo is a robotic Lego set that you can program to do whatever you please.
 
Lego WeDo is very educational and teaches people about coding and programing. There is a battery pack, motor and a motion sensor included with the beginner’s pack.
 
To operate the robot, you need to insert two AA batteries and  connect to the internet and don’t forget to turn on Bluetooth to connect to the core of the robot, and then you need to get the app. It can be downloaded on laptop/I pad, IOS or Android.
 
Once you are in the app you can select what robot you want to build with the step by step instructions. When your robot is built you can use simple code to make it change colour, make sounds and move around.
 
I would recommend using the core set beginners pack if you are just starting programing.
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Lego We Do is a technical device that does what you want.
 
Lego We Do is an interactive programme. It is educational because it teaches children about robotics and you can download the app on an IPad or laptop.
 
To do Lego We Do you need Wi-Fi and you need to connect to Bluetooth. You also need two AA batteries.
 
Lego We Do teaches children how to code and build which may come in handy in later stages of their life.
 
Personally I think Lego We Do is very important because it helps kids understand the basics of code and technology.
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By Sean Patterson