Pico’s coding platform supports the New Zealand Curriculum by targeting key strands: Computational Thinking for Digital Technologies and Designing and Developing Digital Outcomes. Lessons integrate seamlessly into existing ICT, STEM, and technology programs.
With interactive, game-based activities, Pico transforms coding into an engaging experience for primary students. Designed for all abilities, it supports students in developing logic, creativity, and problem-solving skills in a fun, classroom-ready format.
Pico simplifies classroom delivery with pre-built lesson plans, progress tracking, and automated assessments, all accessible through an intuitive teacher dashboard.
Pico aligns with New Zealand’s goal of preparing digitally fluent, future-ready students. It fosters critical thinking, responsible technology use, and the ability to create purposeful digital outcomes, which are key skills for the modern world.
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