Is Brickit available on Android?
Yes. Brickit is available on Android phones and tablets through Google Play so teachers can use the same lesson packs on iPad or Android hardware.
How Brickit Meets Global STEM Standards
Simple scan, engaging build
Watch how scanning and building work together — simple, engaging, and the perfect moment to explain learning concepts. Children are naturally focused and ready to learn during this hands-on process.
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Use what you already own
Transform any LEGO® pile into standards-aligned lessons. Students build 21st-century math and logic skills through hands-on exploration.
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Teach tomorrow
Ready-to-teach 45-minute lessons with clear objectives, rubrics, and outcomes. Aligned with IB, Cambridge, and UNESCO frameworks.
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From classroom to home
Students build, collaborate, and master concepts — then bring stories home. Parents see real progress and school innovation.
Why Schools Choose Brickit
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Global Standards
Meet international benchmarks — aligned with IB, Cambridge, UNESCO, and NGSS frameworks.
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Exam Readiness
Boost exam readiness and improve understanding — evidence-based outcomes for 21st-century skills.
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Parent Engagement
From classroom to home — parents see real progress and stories children bring home.
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Green Innovation
Sustainable STEM education aligned with SDG 12 — reuse existing LEGO® to teach circular economy principles. Visible innovation families talk about.
Empower your teachers with ready-to-teach lesson packs. Run STEM in-house — no contractors, no new kits. Modern learning experience school parents talk about.
Research foundations
Evidence-based background
Brickit for Classes is inspired by research on guided block-based play and hands-on learning with physical manipulatives. Educational research shows that structured play with building blocks supports early mathematics, spatial reasoning, and executive function, especially when play is guided rather than fully free.
For teachers
Teach tomorrow — ready-to-use lesson packs
Download a free lesson pack. Scan mixed LEGO® piles and turn what you already have into structured builds and lesson prompts. COPPA compliant, ad‑free, and available in 5 languages.
Brickit does not require student accounts, so it is safe to launch across managed iPads, Android tablets, and Google Play-enabled Chromebooks within the same class period.
Device readiness
Launch Brickit on iPad, Android, and Chromebook
Keep one lesson library across App Store and Google Play deployments — directors can mix device carts without changing the curriculum.
iPad
Android
Chromebook
Brickit is available on the App Store and Google Play for iPad, iPhone, Android phones, tablets, and most Chromebooks that support Android apps. District IT teams can keep a single lesson library while mixing device generations.
No student accounts or logins are required, so it is easy to deploy on shared carts and privacy-first rollouts across Google Workspace for Education.
See evidence and global benchmarks
Curriculum plans aligned with international frameworks and ready demo lessons that prove academic impact.
Curriculum plans
Start here
Ready-to-run STEM
Starter Kit, 30–60–90, assessment and EU alignment.
CurriculumMath Grades 1–2
Counting, addition, patterns, and early problem‑solving.
CurriculumMath Grades 3–4
Multiplication, division, fractions, and geometry with LEGO®.
STEMSTEM Integrated G1–2
Inquiry, simple machines, data and sustainability — including recycling and reuse.
STEMSTEM Integrated G3–4
Design, forces, data and a STEM Fair project.
Demo lessons
FAQ
Android & Chromebook readiness
Answers for IT directors rolling out Brickit beyond iPad.
Does it work on Chromebooks?
Brickit runs on most modern Chromebooks that support Android apps from Google Play. Districts typically enable it via managed Google Play so students tap straight into scan and build mode.
Can we mix iPad, Android, and Chromebook in one class?
Absolutely. Mixed-device classrooms (iPad + Android + Chromebook) stay in sync because every device pulls the same Brickit for Classes content and facilitation notes.
Do students need accounts or logins?
No. Brickit does not require student accounts, which keeps shared Android carts and Chromebook labs compliant with strict privacy policies.
What about a dedicated education Android version?
An education-specific Android build with additional deployment controls is in development. Join the pilot or contact us to receive quiet roadmap updates — no deadlines promised, just transparent progress.
Choose your path
Clear steps for different school stakeholders