Code Karts Pre-coding for kids 4.2

Code Karts introduces young children, starting from the age of 4, to pre-coding concepts through a series of logical puzzles set in a raceway environment. With over 70 levels and a variety of challenging obstacles, the game aims to teach the fundamentals of coding in an engaging manner. Players are tasked with using directional bricks to guide their race car to the finish line, fostering problem-solving skills and logical thinking. In today's technology-driven world, early exposure to programming is essential for children to develop crucial skills.

Research shows that early introduction to coding significantly enhances one's ability to grasp complex concepts as they develop. By immersing children in the world of code at a young age, Code Karts provides a solid foundation in computer technology.

The game offers two modes - Classic and Competition where players can compete against the device, a child-friendly interface designed for ages 4 and up, and opportunities to enhance sequencing, problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills. The free version includes 10 levels, with the full version offering a total of 95 levels plus 9 bonus races. Additionally, players can earn coins to customize their cars and enjoy the game in 21 languages.

Developed by EDOKI ACADEMY, a team of certified teachers with expertise in the Montessori Method, Code Karts is part of a series of educational apps designed to bring classroom experiences to digital platforms. The apps are not only educational but also visually appealing and suitable for home or classroom environments as well as for speech therapists. EDOKI ACADEMY has received accolades from prominent organizations such as Parent's Choice Foundation and Common Sense Media for its commitment to providing high-quality educational content.

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