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Fisher-Price Think & Learn Code-a-Pillar 編程玩具 (行貨1年保養)

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+ This unique caterpillar learning toy encourages kids to experiment as they play, helping them to develop coding, sequencing and critical thinking skills. Code-a-Pillar features 9 easy-to-connect segments that preschoolers can arrange and rearrange to “tell” the toy how to move: forward, left, right, wiggle, dance or even wait for a couple seconds before moving again. Kids can configure the segments in such a way that the Code-a-Pillar can reach targets they set up throughout the room. There’s even a motorized head segment with lights, sounds and blinking eyes that brings Code-a-Pillar to life! Ready … set … code! When kids connect the segments—in tons of different ways—to make Code-a-Pillar move left, then right, then forward, or wherever-- that’s sequencing! When they figure out a sequence that will create a path for Code-a-Pillar to reach a target, that’s programming (and problem solving, too)! It’s all coding—and it’s all fun! Code-a-Pillar is one of the new learning toys from Fisher-Price that goes beyond ABCs and 123s to help children learn how to think independently. Each toy fosters 21st century skills like curiosity, experimentation and problem-solving in ways kids haven’t seen before. They’re engaged in hands-on open-ended discovery that helps them become lifelong learners. • 9 segments, endless combinations! • Kids connect the segments to make Code-a-Pillar go forward, left, right or wherever they choose • Each segment lights up as the action happens! • Motorized head segment features lights, sounds and blinking eyes to bring Code-a-Pillar to life! • Can you reach the target? Challenge kids to configure the segments so Code-a-Pillar can get to the targets • Includes 9 easy-to-connect segments, motorized head segment, and 3 targets • Helps develop skills like sequencing, critical thinking, reasoning, discovery, memory, problem-solving and experimentation • Gives fine motor skills a good workout • Kids discover that their actions make things happen (also known as cause & effect)!

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