Galt Science Kits with Cosmic Coding Rocket around outer space collecting stars\ Multicolor Age-6 Years & Above

KSh3,470.00
by Galt
Type: Toys

Fly your rocket around outer space collecting stars, but watch out for black holes and star stealing aliens! Be the first Cosmic Coder to complete your mission to win the game…3…2…1…blast off!
Cosmic Coding is a fun board game designed to introduce children to coding. Compatible with Key Stage 1 of the National Curriculum, Cosmic Coding teaches the basic concepts of Computer Science, including algorithms and programming language. No prior coding knowledge is necessary and a full detailed guide is included. Size of game board: 53.5 x 41.5cm (21" x 16").
* Cosmic Coding is a fun board game designed to introduce children to coding.
* Compatible with Key Stage 1 of the National Curriculum, Cosmic Coding teaches the basic concepts of Computer Science, including algorithms and programming language.
* A full detailed guide is included to help your child become a Cosmic Coder and complete their mission to collect all their stars.
* Contents: 4 plastic rocket counters, game board, 36 movement cards, 20 star cards, 8 mission cards and guide.
* Suitable for ages 6 years and up.
* Compatible with Key Stage 1 of the National Curriculum, Cosmic Coding teaches the basic concepts of Computer Science, including algorithms and programming language.
* Size of game board: 53.5 x 41.5cm (21" x 16").
Brand Information
With 175 years' experience in toys and education, Galt know a thing or two about designing toys to encourage children to learn through play...and also have fun! All Galt toys are manufactured to the highest standards of quality and safety. From our unique Playnest ® for babies, to craft and science for all ages, Galt offer a great range of imaginative toys!

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Bastian
Boring game of luck

While I like the general idea, the way it is implemented makes this mostly just a game of luck. There only 2 kinds of decisions one can sometimes make.
One is choosing the number of fields to advance on some cards, but mostly one just wants to land on a star, so there’s not really much of a choice here.
The other is remembering where stars of specific colours where put back. This is a bit like a mini Memory game, but then just playing Memory is just better and more engaging.
The rest of the game is just reading and executing instructions, which is hardly engaging and outright boring.