Primo Cubetto

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Primo Cubetto Coding Robot for Kids, Screen-Free Wooden Programming Toy Set

• LEARN CODING WITHOUT A SCREEN: This coding robot turns basic programming into 3 hands-on steps: place the blocks, press the blue button and watch the floor robot follow the sequence in a classroom or at home.
• BUILD PROGRAMS BY TOUCH: The 16 coding blocks let beginners control the programmable robot while exploring sequence, direction, functions, negation and randomness; each color represents an action learners can rearrange.
• SEE CODE TURN INTO MOVEMENT: Place a sequence on the programming board and press the blue button; the 2WD mobile robot executes the program, giving beginners clear cause-and-effect feedback through screen-free play.
• TURN THE MAP INTO A STORY: Pair the included world map and storybook with 16 coding blocks to create guided challenges for individual exploration, small-group problem solving, classroom demonstrations or family play.
• MADE FOR HANDS-ON LEARNING: Tactile, hard-wearing wood gives this STEM toy a friendly classroom feel; the set measures 9 x 8.5 x 1.5 inches and weighs 3 pounds for floor-based activities at school or home.

When a young learner is ready to explore how instructions become actions, Cubetto turns an abstract coding lesson into something they can place, move and observe. Instead of beginning with an app, students arrange tactile coding blocks on the programming board, press the blue button and watch the wooden floor robot carry out the sequence. This screen-free approach gives teachers, homeschool educators and families a clear way to introduce basic programming through hands-on play. Each color has a defined role: green moves Cubetto forward, yellow turns left, red turns right, blue runs a function, purple moves backward, brown applies negation and black adds a random action. By combining and rearranging the 16 blocks, learners can test a program, observe the result, identify where the sequence changed and try again. The Montessori- and Logo Turtle-inspired format connects direction, logic, sequencing, functions, negation and randomness to visible movement without relying on a tablet or monitor. Use the included world map and storybook to turn coding practice into guided adventures and challenges. The set fits beginner STEM learning in a school classroom, learning center, homeschool lesson or shared family activity. Its tactile format supports individual exploration, small-group problem solving and teacher-led demonstrations. The hard-wearing wooden construction gives the coding robot a friendly physical presence, while the listed 9 x 8.5 x 1.5-inch dimensions and 3-pound weight make the set practical for floor-based learning sessions. The package contains one Cubetto 2WD mobile robot, one programming board, 16 coding blocks, one world map and one storybook. Together, these components connect a program built on the board with an action performed on the floor, helping beginners see how a sequence of instructions controls a programmable robot. The result is a reusable educational toy set designed for screen-free coding practice at school or home.