Learning Resources Let's Go Code! Activity Set, 50 Pieces, Ages 5+

Love these as a first exposure to coding! The kids have so much fun playing "robot," following the code, and coding for each other. Super fun!I've used them with 1st and 2nd grade students.

This game is the first STEM toy my boys have played with and it was big hit! I am an elementary teacher and I love how this challenges my kids (6,8yo) to use different intelligences to play and be successful. They had fun laying out the foam maze mats and formulating their desired path using the double-sided coding cards which includes forward, pivot, claw, jet pack "fly", and wild card. This toy can easily be modified for younger and older children.

The BEST purchase for kids ages 4-11 as an introduction to coding. The kids love being the one to walk around and try to get through the "maze" (that's how I introduce it). Great way to get kids up and moving in the classroom and make sense of an abstract idea like coding.

7.5 yr old daughter really enjoyed this new toy, and made me play it several times over an hour and a half with her setting up maze after maze. The foam maze pieces are fairly thick but easily punctured by fingernails. Coding card pieces are very sturdy cardboard and I can see them being durable for a long while/many uses.We were dismayed to notice someone had written all over one of the game pieces, apparently in an asian language. They used it like a piece of scratch paper. So bizarre and have never had this happen before with any order. Will be contacting customer service with amazon.

It’s kinda boring for my boys. Not a great replay frequency.

This is a fun basic coding and motor planning game fir kids. Kids love incorporating movement with the academic component of learning basic coding!

This is a super fun game that teaches kids the basics of coding, but there is nothing electronic about it. I love this as an alternative to some other coding toys. As a parent, I know this skill will be very important for my son as he gets older. I love how toy companies are coming up with other ways to teach it.

Such a fun toy that really challenges kiddos to think about processes and the basics of coding. Best part, no screens involved. My 5 and 7 year old play for at least an hour ....without fighting! Bonus for mama!