Unplugged Tots

playful · practical · interactive · educational · screen-free · engaging

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What is Unplugged Tots about?

Discover the building blocks of computer coding through playful, screen-free activities for young children. Unplugged Tots introduces problem-solving, patterns, sequencing, logic, algorithms and navigation using simple games, crafts and everyday play. Designed for children aged two and a half to eight, the activities can be adapted with hints, simpler challenges and extensions as children grow. With an adult’s help, children can build confidence, practise computational thinking and learn that mistakes are a natural part of discovering how things work.

About the author

Hannah Hagon is a UK-based author, educator and founder of Unplugged Tots. She enjoys helping children learn through playful, screen-free activities that build curiosity, confidence and problem-solving skills. Her book, Unplugged Tots: Introduce Children to the Foundations of Computer Coding, turns early coding ideas such as sequencing and logic into fun games that families can enjoy together. Hannah also supports schools and parents, inspiring young learners to explore technology, creativity and big ideas in simple, exciting ways.