Witam serdecznie, mam do zaoferowania świetną zabawkę edukacyjną: CUBETTO + EXPANSION PACK.
Kupiliśmy ten zestaw do zabaw domowych, ale Cubetto świetnie sprawdza się także w pracowniach Montessori, szkołach i przedszkolach. Wiek właścicie jest nieograniczony. Pewnie gdzieś od około 3 roku życia w górę. Ale to zależy od dziecka. dwulatki też dają radę :) A i dla dzieci szkolnych to dobra zbawa,
Mamy oryginalne opakowania, stan ogólny jest bardzo dobry, zadbany. Zakup został dokonany w 2016 roku. I robocik i platforma są w pełni sprawne. Możliwość zabaw – nieograniczona = zależna od Twojej i dziecięcej wyobraźni. Książeczki są w języku angielskim. Ale równie dobrze można je opowiadać dzieciom po polsku.
Obecnie w Niemczech wersja podstawowa to 229 Euro a z bonusowymi klockami i adventure packami to prawie 390 Euro.
Sklepowa wersja ma 16 klocków, a tutaj mamy 35 w tym unikatowe klocki. Adventure pack to dodatkowe historie z matami.
Nie mogę wkleić tutaj linków, ale proszę znaleźć sobie na youtube filmiki z robocikiem 
Serdecznie polecam!

How is this Montessori?
It's non-prescriptive - Cubetto gives children the ability to solve problems within the world they create. This gives them freedom to express their creativity and aptitudes, unconstrained by the challenges of literacy, or the distractions of a screen.

It's child-centered - All they need to get started is a nudge in understanding that blocks = actions. After this point, even the discovery of what each block does can be led by the child, leaving adults to observe and only help when needed.

It's auto-didactic - Solving problems with the blocks is about trial and error. Once a sequence is sent to Cubetto, the result is immediate and non-abstract, giving children concrete grounds on which to self-correct without adult intervention. Just change the blocks and go again.

It's designed for scaffolding: When a problem is too complex, the right sequence is easily pooled from collective knowledge of children in the play session. Each child can in turn add a block, or a suggestion, layering in their individual competence to the solution in small steps.

How is this coding?
Algorithms - Algorithms are sets of precise instructions that form a program. Cubetto’s blocks are a physical representation of an unambiguous instruction that children can touch.

The Queue: Instructions in programs are executed following a precise order. On the Board instructions are put together following a wavy line that represents a command line.

Debugging: The instructions are laid on the board, and are immediately executed by Cubetto, so when he doesn't arrive where he should, fixing mistakes is as easy as swapping a block.

Recursions: Create a subroutine by "packing" a sequence in the function line, and call it in the queue with a blue block when you need it. Make long sequences shorted and more elegant, like in the real world.

Infinite Loops: Insert a function block in the function line and watch Cubetto go loopy. Want to stop an infinite loop? hmmm... tried turning it off and on again? :)