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Learning Resources Coding Critters Scamper & Sneaker - STEM Screen Free Programming Toys, Robots for Kids, Teach Early Coding Skills, Problem Solving, Girls and Boys Birthday Gifts

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  • TEACH EARLY CODING SKILLS Introduce kids ages 4+ to basic programming concepts through fun, screen-free play with interactive pets and a coding storybook adventure.
  • BOOST PROBLEM-SOLVING Kids design endless coding challenges using the 22-piece playset, helping them think critically while guiding Scamper and Sneaker through exciting tasks.
  • SPARK IMAGINATION Engage young learners with a playful world where coding meets storytelling, encouraging creativity and hands-on exploration in every activity.
  • PERFECT FOR HOME OR CLASSROOM Ideal for STEM learning at home, in school, or during therapy sessions, offering an educational and entertaining way to build essential skills.
  • SCREEN-FREE STEM FUN Keep kids entertained without screens while they learn coding basics, interact with adorable pets, and enjoy hours of educational play.

Description

Meet Scamper and Sneaker, the playful Coding Critters that make learning coding concepts fun and interactive! This 22-piece set combines imaginative play with hands-on STEM education, giving kids ages 4 and up an engaging way to explore programming without screens. Children can guide their pets through exciting adventures using simple coding commands, all while enjoying a colorful storybook filled with challenges. Designed for home, classroom, or therapy settings, this set encourages problem-solving, creativity, and critical thinking in a way that feels like playtime. With durable pieces and easy-to-follow activities, Coding Critters help kids build confidence in early coding skills while fostering a love for learning. Perfect for young learners who enjoy animals and stories, this set turns coding into an adventure they'll want to repeat again and again.

Product Dimensions: 9 x 10 x 5 inches


Item Weight: 1.41 pounds


Item model number: LER3081


Manufacturer recommended age: 4 - 4 years


Release date: June 30, 2019


Department: TOYS_AND_GAMES


Manufacturer: Learning Resources


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    • My kids really like this easy to use coding toy
Review Image by Tali Mullins Tali Mullins
The Coding Creature is coding toy similar to the Botley, but smaller, simpler, and a lot cuter. All the controls are on the cat-like creature itself. There is no remote control device. When first turned on, the creature starts in “coding mode”, where you can tap the direction buttons on its back to program a sequence of movements and then watch it go. The creature also has a “play” mode, where each button immediately triggers a pre-programmed response. Responses include a musical “dance” routine and a happy coos as if responding to being fed or petted. In addition to the creature itself, the box includes a simple arch structure and decorative set pieces that children can use to create an obstacle course for the creature to navigate using their programs. There are also cards that can be used to lay out a program visually before tapping it into the control buttons. Overall, the creature is an interesting variant of the Botley. It’s wheels are very small, which limits its ability to move across carpet. Its simplicity and cuteness makes it more approachable for small children, and lacking a remote is not really a negative. Remotes consume a lot of battery power, and small children would rather chase the creature around the room than watch it from a distance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019 by Tali Mullins Tali Mullins
    • Great STEM toy
Absolutely love the learning aspect of this toy, keeps kids engaged and learning while staying screen free!! The play mode is also super cute and my daughter really enjoys using that to see what the cat can do. The coding part obviously takes learning and getting used to but once you figure it out then it’s easy to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2019 by ᴋᴀɪᴛʀᴏsᴇ
    • Interesting and educative.
Purchased it as a gift for a friend's preschooler daughter. Their daughter loved it and enjoyed playing with it. It's a good learning game and intresting for introduction to coding in early life stages.
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Fun Toy
I got this for my 5-year-old and so far he has enjoyed it. The set is bigger than I expected and my son was very excited about the magnetic pieces to make the cats play with their toys. We didn't have any batteries initially but he said it was a lot of fun even without those. I like that it has both a coding and play mode. The coding can get frustrating as you are learning how far one press goes or how far it turns and sometimes the alignment can get off so it doesn't go quite where you want it. For this reason, my son seems to prefer the play mode or just to use the coding to be silly and not to do the challenges in the book. Overall, he seems to enjoy it and will play with it for about 30 minutes at a time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2019 by Jennifer Chapman
    • Kids loved it
Good quality, fun and cute game.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by Ochko
    • Great option for young coders!
My children, ages 3 to 8, all enjoyed coding the critter. It comes with a storybook, accessories, a variety of challenges, and the option to put the critter in play mode. The challenges were just right for my 3 and 5 year old. They were able to be successful without major frustration. The play mode option gives this toy some versatility and my kids have toggled between caring for their critter and coding with it. For beginning coders I highly recommend this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2019 by keely1103
    • My 6- and 8-year-olds love it
This was the hit of Christmas--we're going to have to buy another one because they both want to play with it constantly. I was leery with the "4+" age recommendation, but my 6- and 8-year-olds love it. They started with the storybook, and have now moved on it making up their own stories. It's pretty cute and there's more to it than I expected. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2019 by Jingletown
    • 2nd attempt and 2nd defective product (wouldn't recommend)
This is the second attempt at purchasing this product and it won't turn on. I don't recommend people to buy this.
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by doug7209

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