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Matata Map for Coding Set Series
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Matata Map for Coding Set Series

A modular, magnetic coding map for the MatataStudio Coding Set series, with 10x10 cm grids and themed cards for building custom story backgrounds.

Age
⁦3-9⁩ years
Grade levels
KGGrades 1–3
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Product overview

Matata Map is a build-your-own coding map for the MatataStudio Coding Set series. It is made of magnetic grid squares, each 10x10 cm to match exactly one step of the MatataBot, so children can lay out flat maps in any shape or even stack them into 3D scenes.

Each grid square opens so that a theme card can be slipped inside. The package contains 16 magnetic grids and 6 sets of double-sided themed cards covering numbers, letters, animals, world landmarks, fruits and a Dragon Slayer story. Children can also place small everyday objects such as leaves or coins in the grids to create their own themes.

Because teachers can change the cards for each lesson, the map links coding practice to maths, language, geography and science. It gives learners a flexible playground for planning routes, telling stories and solving challenges with the MatataBot.

Key features

  • 16 magnetic 10x10 cm grid squares
  • Each square matches one MatataBot step
  • 6 sets of double-sided themed cards
  • Build flat or 3D map layouts
  • Open grids to insert cards or small objects
  • For the Coding Set series

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