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Set 45522 Computer Science & AI Kit 6-8
Educational and Dacta

Computer Science & AI Kit 6-8

The Computer Science & AI Kit is part of the Education range, aimed at children aged six to eight, and introduces basic computer science and AI concepts through play. With 379 pieces, four figures and 114 unique parts, it pairs building models with simple technical ideas.

Set number
45522
Year
2026
Pieces
379
Minifigures
4
Theme
Educational and Dacta
Different parts
114
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Parts list 114

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Description

Parts built for technical concepts

Black and light bluish grey form the technical base structure of the building models, while white covers neutral surfaces and dark turquoise serves as a striking accent colour for interactive or digital elements. This colour choice stands apart from classic play themes and underlines the kit's technical, educational character. Small sensor or display-style elements also count among the parts meant to make the link to digital topics tangible.

Four figures for group activities

With four included figures, the set works well for group activities, whether in a classroom or during shared play at home, where several children take on different roles at once. That fits the Education range's broader aim of teaching technical topics not only individually but also through shared, collaborative play. For parents without a background in computer science, the set remains accessible too, since the instructions introduce concepts step by step rather than in one single complex building stage.

Shape variety for flexible tasks

With 114 unique parts across 379 pieces, the shape variety sits in a moderate range, which is typical for Education sets that favour repeatable, easy-to-understand building tasks over a large number of special pieces. That makes it easier for younger children to grasp the building principles quickly and apply them independently. This deliberately reduced shape count makes it easier for teachers to explain building steps clearly without overwhelming children with too many new parts.

Early concepts rather than finished programs

Unlike pure robotics or coding kits aimed at older children, this kit leans on very early, age-appropriate concepts, where the act of building itself teaches basic principles such as cause and effect before more complex programming comes into play at all. That makes the set a gentle introduction for families or schools wanting to introduce computer science topics early without overwhelming younger learners. For teachers, the combination of several figures and a moderate difficulty level also leaves room for learning groups that progress at different speeds.

FAQ

What age is this set designed for?
The kit is aimed at children aged six to eight and introduces basic computer science and AI concepts.
How many figures are included?
Set 45522 comes with four figures.
How many pieces does the set have?
It contains 379 pieces across 114 unique part types.

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