Pistile : code & nature
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About this game
Available in 🇨🇵 French version.
Available in 🇬🇧 English version.
🇬🇧 Logic game to learn to code for children from 6 to 12 years old.
From Norway to Australia, the child will program the journeys of a character, Pistile, through 7 different countries and thus discover more than 70 species of fauna and flora. The child discovers new computer concepts (loops, variables, etc.) throughout his journey, creates his first algorithms and thus develops his logic.
Each of the 60 levels reveals new ecosystems, faithfully represented so that the child approaches notions of biology and ecology.
15 minutes of play on Pistile means developing your cognitive abilities (logico-mathematical and visuo-spatial), training in problem solving, learning from your mistakes, gaining self-confidence and autonomy.
Tested and approved by teachers, adaptable to school programs for cycles 1&2. Suitable for color blind people, may be suitable for children with learning disabilities and neuroatypies.
No data collection, no advertising or micro-transaction, no communication with external people.
🇬🇧 Coding game for children from 6 to 12 years old.
From Norway To Australia, the child will program the itinerary of a character, Pistile, across 7 different countries, all the while discovering more than 70 species of fauna and flora. The child discovers new programming concepts (loops, variables…) along his trip, create his first algorithms and works on his logical reasoning.
Each of the 60 levels of the game reveals new ecosystems, faithfully represented so that the child can retain notions of biology and ecology.
15 minutes of playing Pistile results in training your cognitive capacities (logical-mathematical and visual-spatial abilities), learning how to solve problems and to learn from your mistakes. It gives you confidence and makes you more autonomous.
Tested and approved by teachers, Pistile is fit for students in their first years of primary school. Fit for color-blind people, it can also be used by children with learning disabilities and neuroatypias.
We ensure safety and confidentiality on the app, no ads or micro-transactions, no communication outside the app
🇬🇧 FULL VERSION CONTAINS:
More than 60 levels of increasing difficulty, in 7 different countries.
7 programming blocks to develop your logic.
An inventory with more than 70 plant, animal and gemstone species.
A quiz with more than 100 questions to go further.
Free trial version of 3 countries (20 levels), full version for 3.49 €.
🇬🇧 THE FULL VERSION CONTAINS:
More than 60 levels with increasing difficulty, across 7 countries.
7 programming blocks to help logical thinking.
An inventory with more than 70 species of plants, animals and precious stones.
A quiz with more than 100 questions to go deeper.
Free trial version with 3 countries (20 levels).
Available in 🇬🇧 English version.
🇬🇧 Logic game to learn to code for children from 6 to 12 years old.
From Norway to Australia, the child will program the journeys of a character, Pistile, through 7 different countries and thus discover more than 70 species of fauna and flora. The child discovers new computer concepts (loops, variables, etc.) throughout his journey, creates his first algorithms and thus develops his logic.
Each of the 60 levels reveals new ecosystems, faithfully represented so that the child approaches notions of biology and ecology.
15 minutes of play on Pistile means developing your cognitive abilities (logico-mathematical and visuo-spatial), training in problem solving, learning from your mistakes, gaining self-confidence and autonomy.
Tested and approved by teachers, adaptable to school programs for cycles 1&2. Suitable for color blind people, may be suitable for children with learning disabilities and neuroatypies.
No data collection, no advertising or micro-transaction, no communication with external people.
🇬🇧 Coding game for children from 6 to 12 years old.
From Norway To Australia, the child will program the itinerary of a character, Pistile, across 7 different countries, all the while discovering more than 70 species of fauna and flora. The child discovers new programming concepts (loops, variables…) along his trip, create his first algorithms and works on his logical reasoning.
Each of the 60 levels of the game reveals new ecosystems, faithfully represented so that the child can retain notions of biology and ecology.
15 minutes of playing Pistile results in training your cognitive capacities (logical-mathematical and visual-spatial abilities), learning how to solve problems and to learn from your mistakes. It gives you confidence and makes you more autonomous.
Tested and approved by teachers, Pistile is fit for students in their first years of primary school. Fit for color-blind people, it can also be used by children with learning disabilities and neuroatypias.
We ensure safety and confidentiality on the app, no ads or micro-transactions, no communication outside the app
🇬🇧 FULL VERSION CONTAINS:
More than 60 levels of increasing difficulty, in 7 different countries.
7 programming blocks to develop your logic.
An inventory with more than 70 plant, animal and gemstone species.
A quiz with more than 100 questions to go further.
Free trial version of 3 countries (20 levels), full version for 3.49 €.
🇬🇧 THE FULL VERSION CONTAINS:
More than 60 levels with increasing difficulty, across 7 countries.
7 programming blocks to help logical thinking.
An inventory with more than 70 species of plants, animals and precious stones.
A quiz with more than 100 questions to go deeper.
Free trial version with 3 countries (20 levels).
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