Logic
rules · patterns · choices · sequences
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Elementary / Ages 6-9
Foundations for structured technical thinking
Concrete tasks build logic, attention, spatial thinking, sequences, cause and effect, and the habit of explaining a solution.
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ELEMENTARY / Ages 6-9APPROACH / 02
Discovery with structure
Young learners need short reasoning loops, visible results and a clear framework that gradually gives them more independence.
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concrete tasks
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visible results
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guided discovery
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repetition with variation
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gradual independence
Mathematics
counting · comparison · shapes · distance · measurement
Physics
movement · balance · friction · cause and effect
Programming
commands · sequences · simple loops · first conditions
Engineering
building · observing · testing · correcting · explaining
Materials and tools
Tactile construction systems, age-appropriate programmable devices, visual coding environments, measuring tools and paper-based logic tasks.
PROGRESSION / 03
Topics, practice and progression
Core topics
- logic foundations
- sequences
- patterns
- spatial thinking
- simple algorithms
- first conditions
- measurement
- distance
Practice
- create a sequence of actions
- solve a route
- correct an instruction
- predict and test a result
- explain a failure
Where it leads
- Junior-stage programming
- stronger mathematical readiness
- better task decomposition
- readiness for sensors and debugging
Role of competition
Not the main goal. Simple challenge formats may be offered without pressure.
The educational system is unified, but each student’s path is adapted to age, independence, logic and technical readiness.
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