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Quercetti® Pallino Coding
Product Number: QRC1021
The Pallino game is now for Coding! The popular classic game with mosaics made up of colored balls has become a useful machine to introduce small children to "computational thinking" and "unplugged" coding. Computational thinking is the ability to break a complex problem down into different parts in order to make it easier to solve. Unplugged coding teaches the principles of programming without using electronic devices. The toy has two game modes. The first is making mosaics following the diagrams on the illustrated side of the cards. The second is making mosaics following the algorithm on the "coding" side of the cards.
$42.99
The Pallino game is now for Coding! The popular classic game with mosaics made up of colored balls has become a useful machine to introduce small children to "computational thinking" and "unplugged" coding. Computational thinking is the ability to break a complex problem down into different parts in order to make it easier to solve. Unplugged coding teaches the principles of programming without using electronic devices. The toy has two game modes. The first is making mosaics following the diagrams on the illustrated side of the cards. The second is making mosaics following the algorithm on the "coding" side of the cards.
- The classic Pallino becomes Coding!
- It enables children to approach "computational thinking", that is, the ability to break down a complex problem into different parts to make it easier to solve.
- It teaches the principles of programming without the use of electronic devices.
- There are 2 playing modes: with the first you compose mosaics following the pictures on the illustrated side of the card. With the second, you compose mosaics following the algorithm on the Coding side.
- Safely Made in Italy
QRC1021
Data sheet
- Grade
- Grade K+
- Age
- 6+ years
The Pallino game is now for Coding! The popular classic game with mosaics made up of colored balls has become a useful machine to introduce small children to "computational thinking" and "unplugged" coding. Computational thinking is the ability to break a complex problem down into different parts in order to make it easier to solve. Unplugged coding teaches the principles of programming without using electronic devices. The toy has two game modes. The first is making mosaics following the diagrams on the illustrated side of the cards. The second is making mosaics following the algorithm on the "coding" side of the cards.