Any recommendations? What ages and what games? I've seen it at trade shows and it looks pretty cool. My daughters school is using it for early coding (a separate game). The big thing I don't like is you have to remove the iPad case to get the camera to fit.
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See lost my crackers!
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@oliviaoblivia: I think this got on the wrong thread!
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I was just given one for my first grade classroom to help my English language learners. I have the tangram, words and numbers kit which retails for $100 I think. You can also get the Newton (manipulating a ball through courses using everyday objects) and Masterpiece (take a picture of what you want and you can draw on paper while watching yourself draw on the screen) apps for free without extra equipment. I haven't used the coding one yet since our district didn't purchase that. My students are obsessed with the Osmo and it's so easy to learn how to use. My students are 6 and 7.
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@T.H.O.U.: bhahaha!
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@T.H.O.U.: we're thinking about this for our 4yo with money she gets from relatives...we never know what to get!
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I just ordered the drawing add on for a gift for my son. We have the basic set plus the coding and I really want to get the pizza game as well.
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@looch: how is the coding? I haven't seen it in person. She likes the Kodable app but not so much scratch.
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@T.H.O.U.: It's okay, it uses buttons to make a little guy walk or jump across grass and water.
My son has zero experience with coding apps of any kind and it frustrates him.
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