Robotizen - Kid learn code 5+ 2.3

Robotizen is a program designed to introduce kids aged 4-9 to the world of coding. Through a series of interactive activities embedded in an engaging story, Robotizen aids in enhancing children's problem-solving abilities, logical thinking skills, and creativity.

Key Features:

• Kids are introduced to fundamental programming concepts like sequence, commands, conditions, events, and loops.
• The curriculum is developed in collaboration with MIT and is rooted in extensive research.
• Children learn the basic principles of robotics.
• The program is language-free, making it accessible to all children regardless of their location or language proficiency.
• Ideal for pre-readers, English Language Learners (ELL) students, and children facing reading or focus-related challenges.

Educational Content:

Robotizen draws inspiration from visual programming languages such as Scratch from MIT, Alice from Carnegie Mellon University, as well as beginner-friendly programming languages like Logo, SmallTalk, and Squeak.

With a language-free interface, children enhance their knowledge of core computer science concepts including pattern recognition, problem-solving, sequencing, algorithmic thinking, debugging techniques, loops, and conditionals.

To succeed with Robotizen:

• Kids must identify the actions required to solve problems within the story mode.
• They need to logically sequence these actions.
• Recognize patterns and utilize them to optimize their code efficiency.
• Test solutions rigorously.
• Identify issues from test results, rectify them, and retest solutions until successful.
• Ongoing optimization ensures enhanced results.

Download:

• The download is completely free. Robotizen offers complimentary access for teachers, librarians, and verified non-profit educational institutions.