Cartes d'exploration MatataStudio MINT - Social pour TaleBot

Expand the learning possibilities of your Matatalab TaleBot Pro with the MatataStudio MINT Expansion Exploration Maps - Social. This expansion pack is designed to introduce young learners to social-emotional learning (SEL) through interactive coding activities. With 10 double-sided exploration maps, children can explore themes of community interaction, empathy, and cooperation while developing essential coding and problem-solving skills.

Advantages

This expansion pack enriches the TaleBot Pro experience by focusing on social themes. It includes 20 unique activities (10 story cards and 10 challenge cards) that encourage children to think about social scenarios, communicate effectively, and work together. The language-independent visual symbols make it accessible to all preschoolers, regardless of their native language.

Suitable for

• Preschoolers aged 3-5+ years
• Early childhood education settings
• Parents and educators looking to integrate social-emotional learning with STEM

Key specifications

• Product Type: Coding Expansion Pack
• Compatibility: Matatalab TaleBot Pro
• Learning Focus: Social-Emotional Learning, Coding, Problem Solving
• Theme: Social Exploration, Community Interaction
• Content: 10 Double-Sided Exploration Maps (20 activities)
• Included Cards: 10 Story Cards, 10 Challenge Cards
• Recommended Age: 3-5+ years
• Educational Area: MINT (STEM), Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)
• Required Equipment: Matatalab TaleBot Pro Robot, Matatalab Coding Blocks (not included)
• Material: Durable Cardboard/Paper
• Language: Language-independent (visual symbols)
• Skills Developed: Empathy, Communication, Cooperation, Social Interaction, Algorithmic Thinking
• Series: MatataStudio MINT Erweiterung
• Target Audience: Preschoolers, Early Childhood Education

Recommendations

This expansion pack is an excellent addition to the TaleBot Pro system, providing a structured yet playful approach to social-emotional learning. It is recommended for use in classrooms or at home to foster collaborative problem-solving and empathy in young children.