Buy MatataLab 178225 STEM 3D card Expansion set 4 - 9

A puzzle with sixteen tiles shows various graphics: tree, bench, ice cream, bee, cactus, boat, tractor, fish, apple, mushroom, flower, sun, telephone, hot dog, ladybird, and cloud.

A stylised panda sits on a pale blue background, simply and minimally portrayed.

'Diagram of a folding process: Shows how four square segments are folded to form an open square structure.'

Yellow sign with the white number '12' in the centre.

An orange packaging with the inscription 'Matata Map' displays a red square with a white 'M'.

Illustration of a rising sun behind a cloud against a light blue background.

An illustration of a weather icon featuring a cloud, sun, and blue sky, which often represents partly cloudy weather.

A collage of colourful squares with numbers, letters, fruits, animals, and small illustrations, showcasing diversity.

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Magnetic fields for personal 3D adventure cards!

Create your own adventure cards with the new magnetic fields of the "3D card" set

Technical specifications

Product type: Expansion set

Educational institution: Primary school
Nursery & Preschool

Age category: 4 - 9

No. of students: 1 student

No. of parts: 22

Type: STEM 3D card

Series: Matata Lab

UKCA: not relevant

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2195172 MatataLab 178225 STEM 3D card Expansion set 4 - 9

Description

Magnetic fields for personal 3D adventure cards!
Design your adventure cards with the new magnetic fields of the set "3D card" yourself Learning to program for children aged 4-9 years.

Coding skills from 4 years onwards, without display, mobile phone, tablet & computer. The MatataLab Coding Set allows children aged 4-9 to program with a small robot. They learn self-didactically fundamental coding skills and develop the necessary cognitive property to understand abstract and complex rules and concatenations. Since the programming of the robot works via small blocks, which are photographed by a "Coding Tower" on the input board, no screen, mobile phone, tablet, computer or similar is needed. The system is ideal for use in kindergarten and primary (primary). A German curriculum book is available for you!

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