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50% Off LEGO Education Sets: BricQ Motion Essential or BricQ Motion Prime Set

& More + $15 Shipping

$80 each

$160

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Education.LEGO is Offering 50% Off on Select LEGO Education Sets when you apply promo code YEAREND50. Shipping is $15.

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Education.LEGO is Offering 50% Off on Select LEGO Education Sets when you apply promo code YEAREND50. Shipping is $15.

Thanks Community Member TheFloppyTaco for sharing this deal

Available Sets (prices below after promo code YEAREND50):

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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • Offer is valid through December 31, 2025 or while supplies lasts.

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Silverwavex
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Holy crap this is horrible value. Looking through the pieces, none of these kits include the sensors, motors or receivers that are necessary for Lego League.

It's just Technic pieces and normal Lego or Duplo pieces, with access to the Lego education site, which has some activities that are loosely organized around STEM ideas. I'm pretty sure the site is free to access too, so it's just pretty packaging so it looks nice in a classroom.

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yue56Today 03:22 PM
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Any of these worth it for at home single kid use?
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SilverwavexToday 03:29 PM
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Holy crap this is horrible value. Looking through the pieces, none of these kits include the sensors, motors or receivers that are necessary for Lego League.

It's just Technic pieces and normal Lego or Duplo pieces, with access to the Lego education site, which has some activities that are loosely organized around STEM ideas. I'm pretty sure the site is free to access too, so it's just pretty packaging so it looks nice in a classroom.
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Today 03:55 PM
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LightbulbToday 03:55 PM
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Would be great if LEGO Spike was included
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DrRadToday 04:41 PM
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Quote from yue56 :
Any of these worth it for at home single kid use?
Nope.
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Today 04:48 PM
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dordalToday 04:48 PM
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Tried the code on Spike Prime; no luck. The rest of these are garbage.
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Today 05:41 PM
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JedidudeToday 05:41 PM
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These are not for home use. For everyone that says these are not worth it: you are not the target audience. You aren't just paying for the bricks , you are paying for the lesson plans/activities and everything included in the LEGO Education website. Yes, access to the website is "free" (much better than having to deal with accounts and "code in a box") but the content must be funded somehow. And yes you also get a nicely organized and stackable box that is awesome for a classroom setting.

I'm a STEM teacher and use these sets. Not as often as the SPIKE (robotics) sets, but then again those are 2-3x the cost and require some kind of screen device for the programming (tablet/computer).
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