Djeco Eduludo Programino Wooden Game 4-6 years logic and spatial programming

Djeco Eduludo Programino is a fun and simple educational game from the Eduludo collection, designed to teach children about spatial relationships. To help the animals find what they are looking for, children use arrow tokens to set up a path on their map, turning each round into a small logic challenge.

It is a spatial awareness and management game that acts as an introduction to programming (coding). Children place the arrow tokens step by step and follow the path they have built, thus practicing sequential thinking and the anticipation of results. Each highly educational Eduludo kit focuses on a specific learning process to help children develop their skills.

Solutions are included in the box so that children can correct their own puzzles without the constant help of an adult. The game rules are very detailed to help parents set up the activity more easily, and they are available in 10 languages, which makes the game accessible to many families. The contents include 12 double-sided illustrated game cards, 15 square wooden tokens, and 24 solution cards.

The game is made of wood, paper, and cardboard. The age recommended by the manufacturer is 4 - 6 years, for children taking their first steps in logic and coding.

Frequently asked questions

What do children learn from this game? Children learn about spatial relationships and receive an introduction to programming (coding) by setting up a path using arrow tokens.

What age is it recommended for? The recommended age is 4 - 6 years.

What material is it made of? The game is made of wood, paper and cardboard.

What does the box contain? The box includes 12 double-sided illustrated game cards, 15 square wooden tokens, 24 solution cards, and game rules available in 10 languages.