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Hangout at my place and you are likely to find most of what is available in edtech. I describe it as Cindy’s tech lab. We have plenty of grandkids who we can watch using this technology and Cindy is still in touch with teachers looking for advice.<\/p>\n

This is Puzzlets for Dash<\/a> (Wonder Workshop). Puzzlets\u00a0for Dash consists of a blue-tooth enabled tray into which a user positions tiles that control a dash. This combination allows young children an easy way to “program” the Dash that does not require a computer or tablet. It is easy for even young children to order the tiles, multiply a given action by a number tile, and add the\u00a0launch tile to set the Dash in motion.<\/p>\n

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