As parents we often sit and discuss what kind of exposure we need to give our child.  The ability to imagine and be creative is the topmost priority in all households as far as the child’s learning is concerned. We look for these things when we zero in on the school or even the toys that we buy for kids. It should stimulate the child’s thinking. How about teaching your kids how to code? Yes, you heard us right!
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About Project Bloks:
Tech-giant Google has yet again come up with a commendable invention called Project Bloks that strives to make programming and coding tangible for kids. Project Bloks is a hardware platform that teaches kids how to code. Google’s blocks (or bloks) are not a toy product available in the retail industry yet. Instead, they’re an architecture for other people to build physical coding kits for kids.The intention is to teach the logic behind coding, so that kids can pick up basic skills as they play and later transfer that knowledge to real-world applications.
Components:
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Professor Paulo Blikstein of Stanford University who is involved in the project lays emphasis on kits that will teach programming such as making music or controlling the physical world. The kit contains three components – Brain Board, Base Board and Puck. The pucks are the vital part which can be programmed with different instructions such as ‘turn on or off’, ‘move left’ or ‘jump’. The Base Board reads the instructions from the Pucks and passes them on to the main Brain Board.
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We can’t wait for more scientific brains to go into this to make kid-friendly reference products that will soon be commercially available for the little Einsteins in our houses.
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