Primo Cubetto Logic Pack | Cubetto Logical Educational STEM Robot Accessories

• Maximize your Logic Blocks with a set of storybooks and flashcards that teach new logical concepts with new friends and adventures.
• Take coding skills to the next level with new and more difficult challenges that are explained and resourced in the Cubetto Logic Pack.
• Expand the programming potential for your pupils with coding blocks – negation and random blocks will ensure students need to think on their feet!
• The Logic Pack includes resources needed to teach the four main areas of computational thinking: abstraction, decomposition, pattern recognition and algorithm design.
• These skills also help to develop logical thinking across the curriculum.

The Cubetto Logic Bundle is a kit for families who want to give their young student a head start in coding by developing their logical thinking through play. As well as mastering the basics of computer programming with the Cubetto Playset, young coders can take their skills to the next level by tackling more challenging concepts such as negation and abstraction.

Why did we create it?

We created the Cubetto Logic Bundle to bring student’s coding skills to the next level by exploring further logic concepts that will develop their programming education.

Students aren’t just learning to code, they are, as Mitch Resnick puts it, coding to learn, in the same way that being able to read and write enables you to learn more. Our aim at Primo is to empower students to be able to ‘write’ (ie create) with technologies, as opposed to just ‘reading’ (consuming) them. Resnick also talks about students being able to read technologies but not write or create them. Mastering logical thinking gives student a strong foundation to tackle other subjects such as maths, science and design.

What will you learn?

As a STEM products for young students , the Logic Bundle enables you to strengthen student’s knowledge of the four cornerstones of computational thinking: Abstraction, Decomposition, Pattern Recognition and Algorithm Design. It opens up endless hours of educational play. Up to speed with coding basics? Next up – learn to predict algorithms! As well as discovering how to predict Cubetto’s movements, students practise planning with limited blocks.