Think & Learn Code-a-pillar™
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About Think & Learn Code-a-pillar™
Guess who needs your help? The cute, smart and irresistible Code-a-pillar™! Will Code-a-pillar™ make it to the end of the maze? Will he eat the right number of leaves and fill his belly up for the next challenge? It’s in your hands to find out! Fun rewards, sound effects and animations add to the play and learning fun!
Maze and numbers games gets kids thinking through solutions to problems!
Help Code-a-pillar™ meander through obstacles to reach his target by creating a path for him to follow using the included drag and drop command segments. Will he hit the boulder or find his way around with YOUR help? Unlock special coding segments and obstacles as you level up!
After all of his hard work, help Code-a-pillar™ re-fuel and get something to eat! Code-a-pillar™ will ask you to find a specific number of leaf bundles – drag the correct leaf bundles towards his mouth to feed him.
Content levels up as you play!
Challenging levels, increase with complexity – the more you play, the more you learn!
Learning & Curriculum Content:
Planning & sequencing - preschoolers learn to follow multi-step plans to achieve a goal.
Problem Solving - generate and execute a solution to any problem.
Number Recognition - understand and recognize numbers in Code-a-pillar’s™ world.
Counting in Order - gain knowledge about numbers and how they go in order to form a sequence.
For more information about Code-a-pillar™ and the Fisher-Price® Think & Learn line of toys and apps, please visit: http://fisher-price.com/thinkandlearn
Maze and numbers games gets kids thinking through solutions to problems!
Help Code-a-pillar™ meander through obstacles to reach his target by creating a path for him to follow using the included drag and drop command segments. Will he hit the boulder or find his way around with YOUR help? Unlock special coding segments and obstacles as you level up!
After all of his hard work, help Code-a-pillar™ re-fuel and get something to eat! Code-a-pillar™ will ask you to find a specific number of leaf bundles – drag the correct leaf bundles towards his mouth to feed him.
Content levels up as you play!
Challenging levels, increase with complexity – the more you play, the more you learn!
Learning & Curriculum Content:
Planning & sequencing - preschoolers learn to follow multi-step plans to achieve a goal.
Problem Solving - generate and execute a solution to any problem.
Number Recognition - understand and recognize numbers in Code-a-pillar’s™ world.
Counting in Order - gain knowledge about numbers and how they go in order to form a sequence.
For more information about Code-a-pillar™ and the Fisher-Price® Think & Learn line of toys and apps, please visit: http://fisher-price.com/thinkandlearn
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Android game
Game History & Updates
What's Changed
Added language support for Latin American Spanish, Canadian French, and Brazilian Portuguese.
Added language support for Latin American Spanish, Canadian French, and Brazilian Portuguese.
Version update Think & Learn Code-a-pillar™ was updated to version 1.2.1
More downloads Think & Learn Code-a-pillar™ reached 50 000 - 100 000 downloads
What are users saying about Think & Learn Code-a-pillar™
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Great
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It teaches sequencing, but no problem solving. Certain moves match up to overcome certain obstacles, but they have a 1:1 exclusive relationship with eachother, which pretty much eliminates any problem solving and turns it more into a matching game.
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Game breaking bug launching first level... Cites potential device support problem yet they don't have specs in the app description. Nexus 6p
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Great game for kids. It shows the little guys direction and how to follow directions.
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It's fun but a little bit hard and the only suggestions I have are I think all of the Fisher Price paid app should be free and I think all iOS device apps like the Dora gymnastics game and Bigfoot game and all of the games should be available for Apple and Android devices and be free
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Great easy little game for 3 to 5 yesr olds to introduce them to some coding. Once my little one got the hang of it she worked through all the levels quite quickly though.
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My 3 year old likes it. File is a little large, runs a little choppy on our older tablet.
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Data collection is the reason it is free!
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My 3 year old loves it and I think it's helped her number recognition but it certainly isn't teaching her how to code. Maybe some basics about sequencing.