Let's Go Code! Activity Set
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Long before children type a line of code, Let's Go Code! by Learning Resources teaches them the principle behind it: 20 coloured foam mats (23 × 23 cm each) form a maze on the floor. One child lays out the sequence of commands with the coding cards — forward, turn, jump, hop — and the other child is the "robot" that executes the code step by step. If the robot doesn't reach the goal, the code has to be fixed: that's exactly how programming works, except that here the whole body joins in.
- 20 EVA foam mats in four colours (pink, orange, blue, green), 23 × 23 cm
- 20 coding cards (forward, turn, jump, hop …)
- 2 each of robot, gear, spring, arrow and X punch-out pieces for start, goal, obstacles and actions
- Full-colour guide with an introduction to coding and example mazes
Building sequences, giving and following instructions, finding and fixing mistakes ("debugging"), positional and directional language (left, right, forward, back) — and along the way gross motor skills, balance and teamwork. The set is a playful introduction to STEM for preschool and early primary and needs neither power nor a screen.
Children from age 5 at home, in preschool and primary school, for PE lessons and birthday parties. Two or more children play best — one codes, one executes, the others check.
How much space does the maze need? 20 mats of 23 cm make e.g. a 4 × 5 grid, around 0.9 × 1.15 m — fits in a child's bedroom.
Is prior knowledge needed? No. The guide explains the cards and the first mazes are deliberately short.
Can the set be extended? Yes — with two sets the mazes get bigger, and your own rules ("turn at the gear") keep the game exciting.
- Robot voice: the "robot" may only do what the cards say — otherwise it gets corrected. That's how children learn to give precise instructions.
- Debug round: deliberately build in a mistake and let the children find it.
- Outdoors: the mats work on the lawn too.
Age: 5+. Warning: contains small parts, not for children under 3. Brand: Learning Resources.
Learning Resources has been creating hands-on educational toys since 1984 — from MathLink Cubes and Numberblocks to coding robots like Botley and fine-motor and language sets. Based in Vernon Hills, Illinois, with its own UK office, the company works closely with teachers; its products are used in nurseries, schools and homes worldwide. Motto: learning through play.
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