Consignment Robotics Kits
Practical and modern tools to transform concepts into visible projects, without requiring the initial acquisition of a complete collection by the school.
Educational program
Maker Smart for schools
Maker Smart brings educational robotics to early childhood, elementary I and elementary II education with methodology, kits and support for schools.
The school receives kits on consignment, teaching training and pedagogical and technical support.
Introduction
Innovation in the curriculum safely
The school doesn't just receive materials. Receive a structured way to use technology in the classroom, prepare teachers and create visible experiences for families.
The proposal reinforces differentiation, pedagogical repertoire, BNCC, computational thinking and socio-emotional development.
Clear your doubts
Understand Maker Smart
Watch the video and understand how the solution transforms education at your school.
What Maker Smart offers
What the school receives
Teacher portal
Educational resources, training, videos, extra projects and support materials to provide security to the teaching team.
Student portal
Interactive content and exclusive activities that increase engagement, autonomous learning and collaboration between students.
Teacher training
Pedagogical and technical training with certification, supporting a more consistent and predictable adoption of the solution.
Online technical support
Pedagogical and technical assistance whenever necessary, reducing operational insecurity for the school.
BNCC and competitions
Classes adapted to age groups, integration into the school context, groups of 4 students and the possibility of preparing for robotics championships and olympiads.
Decision criteria
Why choose
Innovative methodology
Teaching robotics and programming from preschool to elementary school, with content that encourages critical thinking, creativity and problem solving.
Guaranteed accessibility
An implementation format that better adapts to the school's reality and makes technology education more viable, continuous and communicable to families.
Proven results
More than 200,000 students in three countries have already used the methodology, reinforcing the perception of maturity, scale and pedagogical consistency.
Commercial model
Consignment kits
The proposal includes consignment kits, Inmetro certification, projects for the school year, training, support and preparation for championships.
From 4 to 6 years old
Children's Kit with easy-to-fit parts, motors and sensors, designed for a fun and safe entry into the world of robotics.
Classes explore themes such as music, animals, sounds and colors, helping to transform curiosity into concrete learning from an early age.
It is a track that values motor coordination, imagination, observation and active participation in the first technological experiences.
From 7 to 10 years
Fundamental Kit I with more than 600 parts, structures, sensors and motors, enabling mechanical, electrical and block programming projects.
The material favors structural planning, logical reasoning and creative adaptations, with a sufficient repertoire to keep the project routine varied throughout the year.
It also has a suitcase for organizing the parts, helping to keep the operation practical and well structured for the school environment.
From 11 to 14 years old
Fundamental Kit II It is ideal for more advanced repertoire, with exclusive parts and sensors aimed at more complex projects.
This track expands technical depth, favoring challenges in programming, automation, strategy and problem solving with more autonomy.
It is also a very suitable base for schools that wish to prepare teams for competitions such as OBR and increase student protagonism.
Tournaments and olympiads
Competitions
With Maker Smart, schools can take robotics beyond the classroom and form teams for challenges and tournaments.
OBR: BrasilRobots Olympiad
OBR involves students aged 6 to 19 in practical and theoretical challenges in robotics, technology and artificial intelligence.
In practice, this means that schools that adopt Maker Smart can prepare their students for assembly, programming, simulation and theoretical tests challenges, creating a more complete journey of learning and competition.
IYRC: International Youth Robot Competition
IYRC is an international robotics competition for young people aged 8 and over, with challenges, scientific activities and cultural exchange.
For the school, this creates the possibility of transforming robotics into a showcase for student protagonism, leading teams to experiences with global reach and contact with ideas and practices from other educational communities.
From CV to Competitive Team
With kits, methodology and teaching support, the school creates a routine of projects and can evolve into teams, challenges and presentations.
In addition to the pedagogical gain, championships help the school to communicate innovation in a concrete way to families and the school community.
Next step
Let's introduce Maker Smart
We can present the solution, explain the implementation and assess whether it makes sense for the school’s reality.