1/6 Logo is a programming language specially developed for children.
2/6 The pupils at Bläsi primary school are focussed: With Logo, children can write their first programmes and create their first graphics on their own in just 10 minutes.
4/6 By entering commands, a turtle is controlled in such a way that ...
3/6 ... that its track creates geometric drawings.
4/6 The teaching materials and the Primalogo programme can be downloaded free of charge in various languages from this link.
5/6 There are no limits to creativity: a lion that wasn't in the task list ...
6/6 ... or a zebra; programmed by a pupil.
1/4 Experts and researchers agree: almost every job of the future will involve technology. In the picture: Primalogo expert Ursula Grunder helps a pupil with a programming task.
2/4 Integration: Programming gives refugee children a sense of achievement. Because: there is no language barrier when it comes to computer commands. In the picture: Class teacher Susan Borer-Briner with her pupil, who comes from Eritrea.
3/4 Fit for the future: According to experts, in the near future, being able to programme will be a skill like reading and writing.
4/4 This 10-year-old primary school pupil is programming a colourful mandala. One of the aims of the Primalogo project is to enable pupils to work out solutions themselves. This encourages creativity and independence.
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