Description
Coding is an activity in which computer programmers to tell a computer what to do. How to get your child to code? It’s an answer that can go a million different directions. So, let’s start by focusing on moving one direction—forward. It should really only be a small step for now. What your child will learn from this game
- The fundamentals of computational thinking
- Foundations of coding
- Problem solving
- Planning This game will engage children in computational thinking – the fundamental techniques needed to understand coding – without them realising they are learning. It will also ignite their passion for puzzles and problem-solving – all while playing a fun game. The tasks in the game guide your child through the fundamental techniques of computational thinking:
- Decomposition – breaking down problems into smaller and more manageable steps
- Pattern recognition – finding similarities/trends among smaller problems
- Abstraction – reducing complexity by removing unnecessary information
- Algorithms – instructions to complete a certain task. Many skills are supported and enhanced by the computational thinking mindset.
- Confidence in dealing with complexity
- Persistence in working with difficult problems
- Tolerance for ambiguity
- The ability to deal with open-ended problems
- The ability to communicate and work with others to achieve a common goal or solution “Creative’s products are Teacher Created and Classroom tested and are appropriate for children’s both fun and education.
