The increasing difficulty ensures that kids stay interested and are challenged appropriately throughout the levels of the game. Why Play? The best coding games for kids are those that blend learning and fun! In this delicious learning game, you are the robot and your child is the programmer. They would need to design algorithms and provide you with the steps to make an easy meal! Remember, one wrong instruction and they need to debug the entire process! There is so much going on here that I love! Spatial recognition, analyzing a picture and recreating it, patterns, and more. We started on the easy level, but as you keep progressing the puzzles become more difficult and require more thinking.

Before you begin playing this game, make sure to explain to your child about the basic steps for cooking the dish, along with the ingredients required to make it. Players must first break down the route Awbie needs to take through decomposition, then use algorithms and sequences to tell him where to go. Final Thoughts on Coding Awbie Master the world of Awbie by putting together complex commands for Awbie to follow. The more strawberries eaten in a row, the bigger the reward and the faster Awbie runs! Collect your seeds to start and expand your farm!

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The arrows can also change direction just by gently turning them in the direction you would like them to go.

If you have bought an item from us that proves to be faulty, please let us know as soon as the fault becomes apparent so we are able to help. The Osmo base can either fit an iPhone or an IPad by easily changing the base around. There are details showing how to do this. The kid’s coding language used is Awbie. Where you can jump, walk, repeat, hand, and play so it is a super easy starting position. It is aimed at children aged between 5 and 12 years old, and can only be played on an Ipad or iPhone. We recently had the opportunity to start using an Osmo for school, and I wanted to share some of our experience with you to help you decide if it would be a good fit for your home or classroom. What We Love About It:Osmo’s Coding Awbie helps kiddos learn and reinforce so much more than just coding skills. They work on map-reading, collaborating, problem-solving, and even basics like counting and directions. Decomposition is one piece of the puzzle that can be tough for younger players. Looking at where Awbie is, where you want him to go, and how he has to move to get there is a very complex set of skills. This is problem-solving at its finest.