Robot Turtles

With "Robot Turtles", preschool children learn the basics of programming while having fun. It is quickly understood, fast to play, and offers countless learning opportunities. However, everyone should know from the start that this is not a typical board game. Admittedly, there are rules, a beginning, and an end, but not just one single winner. In "Robot Turtles", everyone tries to move their turtle to the corresponding gem. It doesn't matter who does it first – everyone can win. It's not about competition, but about having fun AND – shh, don't tell the kids! – learning. And the best part: to make it especially fun, children should play with an adult or an experienced "Robot Turtles" player. Why is that so great? We wrote in the instructions that children can boss the adults around while they make silly turtle sounds! The game designer is Dan Shapiro – a programmer and father. He created "Robot Turtles" to teach his children what he believes is the greatest superpower: programming. He designed "Robot Turtles" like a video game, with cool obstacles and abilities that unlock throughout the game. This keeps it exciting and offers constantly new learning options. Have fun!