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Go Lumi! Magic Cards

Name: Go Lumi! Magic Cards
Brand: Motioncube
Price: 287.5 USD

maths and logic, coding and algorithmics, board and strategy games

A multi-level game of programming a virtual robot named Lumi. The game takes place on a table using real code tiles with instructions. Students arrange the code on an interactive gameboard using dedicated game cards. After running the code, Lumi moves around the board according to the arranged sequence of instructions.

These are pleasant lessons in programming and the basics of algorithms. The logical division into 11 lessons and the included scenarios make it easier to conduct classes—scope of teaching: navigation, collecting and sorting objects, conditional fields, loops, and functions. There are 110 levels in the game for Lumi to complete!

Arrange the cards on the table and collect the lost objects, leading Lumi to the exit. Good luck!

110

levels

7-14

players' age

code tiles

game modes

FOR EDUCATORS

Take a look at the teacher's guide and see what lesson plans we have prepared for you.

View class scenarios

How to play the game?

On the interactive table

Interactive projection via Motioncube

Teamplay and cooperation

Analyze the gameboard, plan your moves and arrange the code tiles

Use the code tiles

Place them on the table in real game mode

Use IR pen

Arrange virtual code blocks in virtual game mode

Learn more about the interactive game Go Lumi! Magic Tiles

Who is it intended for?

The game is intended for students from the 1st grade of primary school. Due to the varying degrees of difficulty of the tasks, from simple to complex algorithmic challenges, the game can be successfully offered to students of higher grades.

The recommended way to play is teamwork at the table. The game can be played by one person, and by group of 2-4 people.

What are the goals of the game?

The players' task is to show the hero the right way to the exit while performing simple cleaning tasks in the corridors. Students arrange a series of instructions under the board from cardboard blocks (in real mode) or from virtual picture blocks (in virtual mode, using an IR pen).

We want to introduce students to the world of programming through play. By controlling our hero Lumi in the rooms of a heat and power plant, players gradually expand their competencies in the following areas:

designing algorithms that control an object,
searching for a solution with the fewest instructions.
understanding and using functions and iterative loops.

Mastering these basics will allow them to develop more efficiently and fully at later stages of education (not only in computer science).

What's in the game?

110 game levels | Two game modes: Real and Virtual | Cardboard tiles with instructions

This is a well-thought-out course consisting of a total of 110 interactive boards to solve. It is logically divided into 11 parts, which makes it easier to learn the material and progress in the game. While playing with the tiles, students can learn and understand the use of: sequence of instructions, conditional instructions, the pick-and-drop method, the iterative loop and functions.

In addition, the Motioncube Help Center for teachers you will find five lesson plans with the app. They will help you explain new concepts and introduce students to new topics through joint play.

How can you play the game?

The application is designed for playing on an interactive table. You can play the game on an interactive device SmartFloor.

In the game, you operate the menu using an IR pen. You can choose one of two game modes: real or virtual.

In virtual mode, you will still use the IR pen to place blocks on the board. In real mode, use dedicated cardboard blocks (purchased separately) or print them on stiff paper from the attached file.