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Bitsbox Classroom Box 7: Arrays and Simple Array Commands

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Bitsbox Classroom Box 7: Arrays and Simple Array Commands



Unleash monster-themed coding fun with arrays!



• 10 sets of 12 supercards (120 total)


• 30 sheets of fun stickers


• Comprehensive Teacher's Guide



Perfect for classrooms, scout troops, homeschool groups, and after-school programs. Learn push and .length commands while creating exciting apps. Builds on previous boxes, introducing more complex coding concepts. Ideal starting point: Box 1: Coordinates.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn T. ★★★★★

The monster theme actually made arrays click for my third graders—they were begging to finish their coding cards before recess. The 120 supercards per set meant I could split the class into pairs without anyone waiting around, and the stickers were a nice little reward at the end.

Timothy ★★★★★

My kids fought over who got to open the monster-themed cards first — the sticker sheets were a huge hit. The 120 supercards made it easy to split the class into pairs and dive straight into array commands.

Brian ★★★★★

My third graders actually got the hang of array commands after one session with these cards, and the teacher's guide made it easy to pace. The 120 supercards meant every kid had their own set, so nobody was waiting around.