Programmable robot TMTOYS Amo Toys 380970 for ages 4+, blue and yellow

Programmable robot TMTOYS Amo Toys 380970 is a compact toy robot in blue and yellow designed for children aged 4 and older. The robot can be programmed with up to 30 sequential actions and offers sounds, LED lights and a dance mode. Two movement step sizes (15 cm and 30 cm) allow simple distance control, while the included tile-based game with nine tiles and a game guide introduces basic sequencing and logic concepts suitable for early STEM learning and play-based practice.

Advantages

This programmable robot combines simple coding mechanics with interactive play: it supports up to 30 actions, offers clear audiovisual feedback via lights and sounds, and includes a structured game that teaches left/right orientation and step sequencing. Its compact size and non-rechargeable AA battery operation make it ready to use with minimal setup. The robot’s two movement modes and a guided game format make it accessible for young children and helpful for supervised learning of spatial reasoning and logic.

Suitable for

• Early STEM introduction and basic programming exercises for children aged 4+
• Play-based learning of left/right orientation, sequencing and spatial awareness
• Interactive group activities, role play and guided classroom demonstrations
• Home play sessions focused on logic, planning and cause-effect learning

Key specifications

• Programmable actions: up to 30 sequential commands
• Movement step sizes: 15 cm and 30 cm selectable modes
• Interactive features: LED light, sound effects and dance mode
• Included content: tile-based game with 9 tiles and game guide
• Recommended minimum age: 4 years
• Power supply: requires 3 x AA non-rechargeable batteries (not included)
• Colors: blue and yellow

How to use

Insert three AA batteries according to the polarity markings, place the robot on a flat surface and select the desired movement mode (15 cm or 30 cm). Use the programming interface to record a sequence of up to 30 actions, following the game guide or arranging the nine tiles to create challenges. Start the program to watch the robot execute steps, observe LED and sound feedback, and adjust sequences as needed to improve timing and logic. Supervise younger children while handling batteries and during active play.

Usage recommendations

For effective learning, begin with short sequences and simple left/right commands, gradually increasing the number of actions as the child becomes comfortable. Use the tile game to create progressive challenges and combine guided instruction with free play to reinforce sequencing and spatial skills. Replace batteries in sets of three and remove batteries when storing the robot for extended periods.