Pick your path
Spot a shortcut, hop over a gap, and work out which way to go.
LITTLE ROBOT. BIG IDEAS.
A little wonder.
A lot of “I did it!”
An adventure in thinking. Help Newton find his way through playful worlds—and discover what your ideas can do.
Made for curious minds, ages 10–17 · 4 worlds · 60 missions · Play in your browser
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THE ADVENTURE STARTS WITH YOUHi, I’m Newton! Ready when you are.
an idea
a discovery
THINK IT. BUILD IT. TRY IT.
“What if…”
is a great place
to start.
Newton has the wheels. You have the ideas. Arrange a few instructions, watch your plan come to life, then try a different way.
No wall of code. Just a puzzle, a possibility, and that brilliant moment when it clicks.
Keep exploringYOUR FIRST LITTLE MISSION
One gap. One star. Your plan.
Program
0/0
Add commands, then tap GO! Tap a program block to remove it.
01 Wonder.
↗02 Try.
↗03 Discover.
✦SMALL STEPS. A WHOLE UNIVERSE.
Today, a path.
Tomorrow, possibilities.
Four worlds to explore today. Each builds on what you already know, from your first move to repeating an entire routine.
4 PLAYABLE WORLDS · 60 MISSIONS01
WORLD 01 · Command Center
Movement & instructions
Make a plan.
Choose a route, turn a corner and jump over gaps. Discover how the order of your commands changes what happens.
15 missions · Available now02
WORLD 02 · Precision Workshop
Counted commands & timing
Make every beat count.
Use + and − to repeat a move. Wait for the right moment to cross a timed gate, and make some noise with BEEP.
15 missions · Available now03
WORLD 03 · Pattern Foundry
Routines & reuse
Save a good idea.
Save a short set of moves as a routine, then use CALL to run it again. Pick up invention sparks along the way.
15 missions · Available now04
WORLD 04 · Loop Garden
Repeated routines & switches
Let your pattern grow.
Use the familiar counter to repeat a whole routine. Match switches to gates and find a clever route through.
15 missions · Available nowON THE ROADMAP · NOT PLAYABLE YET
Where could your ideas go next?
Choose what happens.
Conditionals & logic
Use sensors and decisions to make a plan that can adapt.
Think ahead.
State & simulation
Explore batteries, keys and worlds that change with each move.
Create. Test. Share.
Your own inventions
Build puzzles of your own and share challenges with other curious minds.
Work wisely with AI.
AI literacy & judgment
Set a clear goal, check an answer, test it, and decide what to do next.
FOR KIDS WITH BIG IDEAS
Your robot.
Your next move.
Newton has a mission. You’re in charge of the plan. Can you get him to the star?
Make it happen
Snap your commands together. Press Go and watch Newton follow your plan.
Try a new idea
Oops? Change a step and try again. Every attempt tells you something new.
A WORLD THAT ANSWERS YOUR IDEAS
Make things
happen.
A gate opens. A signal lights up. A little robot makes it home. Each puzzle gives your thinking something you can see.
Step into Newton’s worldFOR THE GROWN-UPS CHEERING THEM ON
More than the
right answer.
The goal is a child who says,
“Let me try another idea.”
A plan they can explain
Putting steps in order makes thinking visible. Ask: “What do you think Newton will do next?”
Confidence to try again
A wrong turn is useful information. Change one instruction, run it again, and see what happens.
Ideas that travel
The planned journey connects sequencing, patterns, decisions and testing—the building blocks of solving bigger problems.
LEARNING FOR AN AI-POWERED WORLD
AI can suggest an answer. Young people still need to ask the right question.
Programming is practice in turning a fuzzy idea into clear steps, predicting what will happen, and improving a plan when it does not work. Those habits help a young person use AI as a thoughtful tool, instead of accepting its first answer.
Frame the problem
Choose a goal, notice the constraints, and break a big task into smaller ones.
Test the result
Make a prediction, try it, spot what changed, and improve the plan.
Use tools with judgment
Treat an AI answer as a draft: check it, protect private details, and make the final call.
Our future AI-literacy lessons are informed by computational-thinking research, the OECD and European Commission AI literacy framework, and the World Economic Forum’s skills outlook.
MORE ADVENTURES ON THE HORIZON
From puzzle solver
to world builder.
On our roadmap: create your own levels, share challenges, solve together, and collect a portfolio of discoveries. Parent and teacher guides will help the adventure continue beyond the screen.
These are planned features. You can explore Command Center, Precision Workshop, Pattern Foundry and Loop Garden missions today.