Cubetto is the friendly wooden robot that will teach your child the basics of computer programming through adventure and hands on play. Montessori approved, LOGO Turtle inspired.

Meet Cubetto, the screen-free wooden coding robot for kids aged 3–6. Trusted by 20,000+ parents and teachers worldwide.

Cubetto is a tangible programming interface designed to introduce children aged 3 to 6 to computational thinking and programming logic by allowing them to program a small wooden robot using colourful ...

New technology can feel overwhelming, but Cubetto makes it simple. Easily integrate Cubetto’s hands-on coding system into your curriculum. To help you get started ...

Because it does not require the use of an app, Cubetto is accessible to kids who don't have a smartphone or tablet wherever they play. Teaching kids how to code ...

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Make a camp site and miniature fire for Cubetto under the night sky. Once the base is set, you can begin your wild adventure. To make the campfire, roll small squares of brown paper into narrow tubes.

We spend an average of nine hours per day looking at screens, and check our phones an average of 200 times per day. We will spend an estimated 39% of our lives in front of a screen. Where do we draw ...

Good news for young programmers! Google is teaming up with MIT’s Media Lab to create Scratch Blocks, an updated version of the kid-centric programming language. Scratch is a visual programming ...

Maria Montessori once said, ‘Imagination does not become great until human beings, given the courage and the strength, use it to create.’ If you’re familiar with Primo Toys you might be aware that ...