Quercetti Pallino Coding Toy - Mosaic Patterns and Beginner Programming for Kids 6-12

The classic Pallino game has now been adapted to introduce Coding skills. The popular game featuring mosaics made up of colored balls has become a useful tool to teach young children "computational thinking" and "unplugged" coding. Computational thinking is the ability to break down a complex problem into different parts, making it easier to solve. Unplugged coding teaches the principles of programming without using electronic devices.

The toy has two game modes. The first involves creating mosaics by following the diagrams on the illustrated side of the cards. The second mode requires players to make mosaics by following the algorithms on the "coding" side of the cards.

The updated Pallino game is designed to develop coding skills by teaching children the ability to break down complex problems into smaller, more manageable parts. This approach makes it easier to find solutions to these problems.

Unplugged coding, which does not rely on electronic devices, is also a key feature of the game. This teaching method focuses on the principles of programming, allowing children to learn the fundamentals of coding without the distraction of technology.

Crafted with pride in Italy, the Pallino game is a unique and engaging way to introduce children to the world of computational thinking and coding. By combining the classic appeal of the Pallino game with the educational benefits of coding, this toy provides a fun and accessible way for young learners to develop essential problem-solving and programming skills.

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