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Just fishing for ideas that can help kids develop their curiosity and care. Things like mBot2, turing tumble, etc thanks

(no need to be famous) smart in the broadest meaning of the word

By Comp.Sci I mostly meant: coding basics, logics, sparking curiosity with fiddling with tech in general, develop their own little projects.

They have already played with things like Scratch but it eventually becomes repetitive and they lose interest. They have played with the Turing Tumble and similar. Robotics might be a nice thing to try.

We could make 3 categories, resources they can consume with your guidance (1), resources they can consume alone (2), and games (3).

I'm particularly interested in (1), what resources/projects have education in mind while having an adult guiding them through it?

Thanks for any suggestions!

I'm tired of seeing the same recommendations everywhere. What book can you recommend that you think no one else will know about that you enjoyed? Any topic is welcome!

I'll start: Thinking Fast and Slow - hahaha joking, I got you there ehhh!!!

what about hmm: Critical Path by Buckminster Fuller ?