Give clear instructions
Plan a short sequence and predict what happens. Available: coding puzzles guiding Tiko across a grid (levels 1–4).
Small steps. Big ideas.
A planned space for schools and families to explore coding through characters, creative challenges and clear instructions.
Start with coding. Make room for creativity.
This overview is for teachers, school leaders, parents and carers. Activities, classrooms and pupil accounts are being planned; they are not available here yet.
Spot and repeat a pattern
Explore repeated actions with small visual challenges. Available: Repeat levels 5–8.
Make a choice
Explore what happens when a simple condition is true or false.
Build a little story
Combine steps, repetition and choices in an original character story.
A space for the adults supporting learning.
The proposed school workspace would bring together reviewed activities, class assignments, private work and teacher feedback. Age groups, curriculum links and school access arrangements need to be agreed before a pilot.
Our first activity is ready to try: coding puzzles where children arrange command blocks to guide Tiko the robot to a star. Levels 1–4 suit ages 5–7; levels 5–8 add Repeat loops for ages 7–11. No sign-in, and nothing is saved.
Try the coding puzzles →Plan the environment before opening it.
Child accounts, classrooms and AI conversations are not enabled. The coding puzzles follow a fixed set of commands; they do not run code that anyone writes. This Preview does not collect pupil work, recordings or classroom information. Any future character guides will use reviewed prompts and remain optional.
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