What age group is this kit designed for?

It belongs to the Educational range and, as its name suggests, targets younger children at the K-2 level.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes four minifigures, useful for group tasks and small classroom scenarios.

How many pieces does the kit contain?

It contains 276 pieces across 76 unique part types.

Educational and Dacta

Computer Science & AI Kit K-2

Designed for early computer science learning, set 45520 from the Educational and Dacta line combines 276 pieces and four minifigures for hands-on classroom building.

Set number: 45520
Year: 2026
Pieces: 276
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Educational and Dacta
Different parts: 76

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 76

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Minifigures 4

Monochrome Bright Green fig-0156573 pieces × 1
Monochrome Red, 28621 Head fig-0156643 pieces × 1
Monochrome Blue fig-0156663 pieces × 1
Monochrome Bright Light Orange, 28621 Head fig-0166923 pieces × 1

Description

Building as a way into computing

Part of the Educational and Dacta range, this set is built for classroom use, aimed at younger children at the K-2 level. With 276 pieces and four minifigures, there are enough figures for group work or small scenarios, while the building process itself is meant to introduce basic technical and logical concepts suited to the age group it targets. This hands-on approach sets the kit apart clearly from purely digital learning material, since children can trace concepts directly on the model they have built.

Bright colours suited to a classroom

White, bright light orange, dark turquoise and black form a friendly, easy-to-distinguish colour scheme typical of educational sets. The clear contrasts make it easier for pupils to tell building stages apart at a glance, which particularly helps younger children working with instructions for the first time. This colour choice runs consistently through the wider Computer Science product line, building strong recognition across a classroom. The exact colour split is listed in the parts table on this page.

76 part types for flexible tasks

With 76 unique part types across 276 pieces, the kit offers a compact but versatile base for a range of classroom building tasks. That manageable variety makes it easier for teachers to keep track of the material and reuse individual elements purposefully across different exercises. As a result, the kit can be used flexibly across several lessons rather than being tied to a single project. The parts list on this page is useful for reordering missing pieces or checking the set thoroughly before it goes into use.

Built for the primary classroom

Designed specifically with younger children in mind, the kit suits early experience with structured building and simple technical concepts. The four minifigures allow small group projects where several children can be involved at once. As part of the Educational range, it also combines well with supporting teaching materials, making it easy to fit into an existing curriculum built around technology.

FAQ

What age group is this kit designed for?: It belongs to the Educational range and, as its name suggests, targets younger children at the K-2 level.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes four minifigures, useful for group tasks and small classroom scenarios.
How many pieces does the kit contain?: It contains 276 pieces across 76 unique part types.

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