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Bitsbox Classroom Box 9: Logical Operators and Conditionals

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$135.97 $199.95 In stock

Unlock the world of coding with our art-themed classroom box! Perfect for schools, scouts, and more. Introduce arrays and logical operators through fun, creative projects. Each box includes:



• 120 supercards


• 30 sticker sheets


• Comprehensive Teacher's Guide



Build on skills over time with our progressive series. Start with Box 1: Coordinates and watch young coders flourish! Order now to inspire the next generation of tech innovators!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William W. ★★★★★

I was struggling to teach conditionals until we tried these art projects — the "if-then-else" paint activity made it click instantly for the whole class. The 120 super cards kept every student engaged.

Ella S. ★★★★★

The array lessons finally clicked for my kids when they saw the pixel-art conditionals in action—the 120 cards give us way more projects than a single class period. I’ve already used this for two scout troop meetings and the mix of art and logic kept even the fidgety ones engaged.

Samuel H. ★★★★★

My students loved the drawing projects that taught them about logical operators—it made a tricky concept feel like play. The box came with enough materials for our whole class of 24.