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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 14, 2012
  • April 18, 2024

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This app allows children to practice directional language and programming sequences. It's designed for enjoyable gameplay, helping to expand computer science lessons and other curriculum areas for young learners.

Directional language practice
Programming sequences
Forward, backward, left, right turns
Curriculum expansion
Optimized for game play
Suitable for ages 4+
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What's New in Bee

1.65

April 18, 2024

* We have added 4 new levels to explore – Space, Dinosaur, Eco and Bee-Bot’s Birthday. * Improved compatibility with the latest operating systems. * Bug fixes and performance improvements.

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NEVER GOES IN THE DIRECTION I WANT IT TO GO

I pressed forward twice..... Goes left twice when I press go left twice it goes forward twice

A little hard

So I got the game and I went to the first level and it was easy so I went to the second round and it was very hard that’s why I gave you three stars please read this developer🙂

Memories…

I use to play this app in school on the school iPads and may I just say…the memories this app holds for me are amazing I miss it all I hope this app never gets taken down or removed…enjoy the memories while you have them.

New levels at last!!

My daughter has been waiting years for the new levels that said ‘coming soon’ and she is so happy they’re finally here!

No reset position.

There really needs to be a Home button that resets the Bee’s location. That way, students can clear their program and try again. As it is, they need to write a new program from where the Bee is currently.

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Reported Bugs

11 issues

App crashes when reaching level objectives (flower, eggs)

Bug

App crashes on level 2 and level 3

Bug

Controls unresponsive - pressing buttons twice executes wrong commands

Bug

Directional controls inverted or reversed

Bug

App closes unexpectedly on iPadOS

Bug

Cannot open app - keeps closing on startup

Bug

Settings icon causes app to crash

Bug

Steps/commands not visible during gameplay

Bug

App quits during introductory game

Bug

Level progression not recorded after completion

Bug

iOS 13+ compatibility issues

Bug

Requested Features

9 requests

New levels (Space, Disco, Dinosaur, Eco themes) - long awaited

Feature

Home/Reset button to return bee to starting position

Feature

Display code chain/command sequence on screen

Feature

Ability to edit and correct programming mistakes

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More challenging levels for older age groups

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Timed levels like in older version

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Sound effects restoration

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Higher resolution graphics

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Additional levels beyond current four worlds

Feature

FAQ

What does the Bee-Bot app do?

The Bee-Bot app helps children develop skills in directional language and programming. Users can create sequences of commands for forward, backward, left, and right 90-degree turns, mirroring the functionality of the physical Bee-Bot robot.

What are the key features of the Bee-Bot app?

Key features include practice with directional language, creating programming sequences, and executing commands for movement. It's designed to expand primary computer science lessons and other curriculum areas, with optimized gameplay for children.

Is the Bee-Bot app free to use?

Yes, the Bee-Bot app is free to use. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a completely free educational tool.

Who is the Bee-Bot app designed for?

The app is specifically created for children aged 4 and above. It is also beneficial for educators looking to enhance their primary computer science lessons and integrate programming concepts into their teaching.

How does this app help with learning?

This app aids learning by allowing children to experiment with programming and directional commands in a fun, game-like environment. It helps build foundational skills in logic, sequencing, and problem-solving, which are crucial for computer science.