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What the kids learn
In kindergarten
Early Coding Principles
Kids grasp foundational coding principles like sequencing and algorithmic thinking through tangible play, without needing a screen.
Cause and Effect
Kids experiences the immediate outcomes of their actions on Cody Block's path.
Color and Shape Recognition
Cody’s visually distinct blocks teach kids to recognize and differentiate color and shapes.
Gross Motor Skills
As kids place the blocks to create adventures they improve their motor skills, dexterity and control.
Social Skills and Cooperation
Kids learn to share, take turns, and work together towards common goals.
Spatial Awareness
As kids arrange blocks to navigate Cody through his adventures, their intuitive grasp of distances and spatial relationships improves.
In primary school
Coding Concepts
When playing with Cody, students learn about algorithms, debugging, functions, and repeats as they solve increasingly complex tasks to bring Cody home.
Strategic Problem-Solving
They develop advanced problem-solving strategies, learning to anticipate outcomes, plan multiple steps ahead, and adjust their approaches based on the results they observe.
Mathematical Thinking
Cody Block can help reinforce mathematical concepts such as sequencing, patterns, and spatial relationships, encouraging kids to use logical reasoning and critical thinking skills.
Collaborative Project Management
Working with Cody BLOCK in groups, older kids learn to manage roles, delegate tasks, and collaborate on larger projects, mirroring real-world teamwork and project management skills.
Creative Coding and Design Thinking
Elementary students are encouraged to use Cody Block for more than just predefined tasks; they can engage in open-ended exploration, design their own coding challenges, and creatively apply their coding knowledge to invent new ways to play and learn.
