Coding Critters MagiCoders - Blazer the Dragon

Meet Blazer, your child’s new dragon bestie.

With Blazer and all the fun accessories, your child can explore the basics of coding by programming Blazer’s movements and watching their commands come to life.

The enchanting spell book is full of magical adventures for Blazer the Dragon. Your child can switch the wand to Spell Mode and cast coding spells that make Blazer light up, dance, battle monsters, or chase the ball as it rolls around.

Together with your child, Blazer can learn up to 12 different tricks and coding moves.

 

An interactive and playful introduction to thinking step by step, just like real coders do when creating apps and computer games.

In Code Mode, your child can program Blazer to move through different sequences or invent their very own coding challenges using the accessories in this lovely 22-piece set. 

The dragon and magic wand require 5 AAA batteries in total, which are not included. 

The activity helps your child develop skills and is great for your child's well-being:

• Benefits your child's creative abilities and thinking.

Suitable for children aged 4 yrs. to 7 yrs.

Science is not necessarily something dull and difficult which adults mess with in distant offices or laboratories. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)- based play activities and experiments are proof of that. The conventional boundaries between natural science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are erased, and through play and experiments, your child gets to be at the centre of the learning process.

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As you can tell from their name, it's important for Learning Resources to provide children with materials that make learning fun.

In particular, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is a focal point at Learning Resources. Among other things, your child can learn to explore and experiment, build robots, and learn to code. For teachers and educators, Learning Resources is a learning goldmine. Coding dinosaurs, sorting animals, and math games can really add some fun to the teaching.

See our selection from Learning Resources here.