Zoombinis, formerly known as The Logical Journey of the Zoombinis, includes twelve math-based logic puzzles, each with four levels of difficulty, that reinforce valuable computational thinking (CT) skills, such as:
Problem decomposition:Breaking down a complex problem or system into simpler parts or chunks that are easier to understand.
Automation:Predicting or planning a series of ordered steps or sequences for feasible and efficient solutions.
Algorithms and procedures:Identifying and articulating a set of instructions for a specific problem or task.
Data representation:Using and interpreting multiple representations of data or information to organize, make meaning, or solve problems.
Abstraction/Formulation: Identifying and articulating general sets of algorithms (steps or instructions) or procedures that apply to various problem types or conditions (i.e., abstraction or formulation).
Generalization:Applying common algorithms to a variety of problems, forming a solid set of practical approaches to problem solving.
