About Them: Cubetto is a playful wooden robot teaching coding without a screen to girls and boys aged 3-6, all over the world. As seen on Amazon Video documentary, This is what they make. Cubetto is a playful wooden robot teaching coding without a screen to girls and boys aged 3-6, all over the world.Primo Toys offers few collections of toys, along with expansion packs as well. The kits are expensive but totally worth it. These are not like ordinary toys. These are toys to teach your kids about coding and uses a lot of coordination, eye, and memory.
I was sent the Cubetto Logic Bundle which comes with everything they have to offer pretty much and can be purchased on their site or Amazon for $225, although it’s on sale right now for $212. Which includes: 1x Cubetto, 1x Board, 16x Directional Blocks, 1x World Map, 4x Negation Blocks, 4x Random Blocks, 4x Function Blocks, 5x Story Books, 32x Collectible Flash Cards, 1x Sticker Sheet. My 8 year old loved this game. It took my husband a while to free up his time, so they could get at least 5 hours to check out this whole set. Taught my kid to code, remember things, what will work and what won’t work. As my husband is a coder anyways through Microsoft, and his whole life, as well as my dad. It was fun watching the two interact with each other and figure it out. Lots of frustration, and demanding, but in the end, they figured it out, and love it. Now my son can do it on his own, and codes up a bunch of fun ways.
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