Move the Turtle: Learn to Code Reviews – Page 3
4/5 rating based on 32 reviews. Read all reviews for Move the Turtle: Learn to Code for iPhone.
Move the Turtle: Learn to Code is paid iOS app published by Krzysztof Haft-Szatynski
Nice but difficult
EricJackson138
The app is very nice, but not so easy for the little ones. Suits boys than girls.
Good help is hard to find
tre-flip
Agree with pizmo, help buttons referring to a real help page would be good. I like programming games to relax and have fun with. I tried move the turtle based on others suggestion but haven't been able to get into it. I'll try a little more. As far as kids go I couldn't see them getting into this without an actual programmer there to help. Kodable seems more in line with that. I tried contacting the dev a few days ago but haven't heard back. I'm not sure how responsive they will be as a whole though. I think this app may be good for a little coding challenge but I'm not sure I got through the challenges but that was all there was. They could be better written. There's a lot of interactive components to this app. You can play songs draw lines, but it leaves you alone at the end of the tutorials and doesn't propose some challenges for you to work out
Great programming tutor
Rabbi's Son
All I expected & quite advanced concepts - subroutines supported etc. Some competition aspect would be great - maybe being able to compete with someone else's turtle somehow. Quite a leap to make that happen I know. I'm happy with the app though, will take my kid a while to get to grips with all the concepts. Thanks.
Fun intro to programming
alexg0
Seems like it would be fun intro to programming for my 4yo. Little too hard now, but will start once she can read.
Buy!!!
wizkid mom
Buy!!! Children & adults will enjoy a game format & enjoyable content with simple step instructions. Ch. 3 may be challenging for those new to programming concepts (me) but who wants an app you can finish in 2 hours anyway?
Great teaching app
Aunk123
This is a great teaching at four beginnings of all ages. My grandchildren wrote their first cold is it. I also have an elder in his 50s who wrote his first coat with it. I highly recommend. +[(:-) Note to programming staff: List upgrade doesn't work for me I have no idea how to us import. Says I need some kind of parental ID?
Reminds me of my youth!
english_teach
My first encounter with computing was in the 1st grade in the early eighties where a used a program called Logo on an Apple IIe and would move a "turtle" just like this. Hope to inspire my little ones.