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Sleepwalking Cleo

For parents

What your child learns

Computational thinking: planning a sequence of steps, checking what happens and fixing mistakes, plus spatial awareness.

Age

Ages 4 to 6.

How to play together

  • Before pressing ▶, trace the path together with your finger.
  • If Cleo falls, ask: "Which step went wrong?"

After playing

Play “sleepwalking Cleo” at home: one person closes their eyes and the other guides them down the hallway (“one step forward”, “turn right”).

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