Quercetti's Pallino Coding game takes the classic colored marble mosaic and adapts it for learning computational thinking and unplugged coding. It features two game modes on reversible cards: on the illustrated side, children complete the picture by placing marbles of the correct color; on the algorithm side, they follow a numbered sequence to reproduce a pattern step by step by manipulating sorting levers. This game stimulates logic, hand-eye coordination, and color recognition, and lays the foundation for screen-free programming. It comes with a 36 x 42 cm game board, several challenge cards of increasing difficulty, and a supply of colored marbles. Made in Italy by Quercetti, a long-established publisher of educational games.




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