Several members of our Blog Team recently had the opportunity to review Turing Tumble which is part of our 6th Grade Curriculum Kit. Here are their reviews:

Homeschool Happenings

Jennifer says, "We have had so much fun with Turing Tumble. I would highly recommend this fun marble powered computer board. My daughter has had so much fun working with this. I suspect that she will be spending many hours to come working her way though the Puzzle Book. Even though it is part of the 6th grade curriculum kit kiddos much older would also definitely find Turing Tumble to be both engaging and fun." Read more...

Educational Roots

Natasha posted a video review of their experience with Turing Tumble.

Roads to Everywhere

Karla says, "Turing Tumble arrived just in time for a camping trip with friends this summer, so I made sure to take it along. Rebecca and our young friend Drew, age almost-9, thoroughly enjoyed it. They enjoyed working together to solve the first few challenges. Independently, Drew found the puzzles just a little too challenging. He enjoyed flipping to the solutions pages and setting up the board to watch the balls come down as programmed." Read more...

Mama Bean's Blog

Tracey says, "So what did the Beans think? I wanted to love this product, I truly did. The product and manual are gorgeous and very inviting. I think it has a ton of potential, but sadly it is not for us, at this time. I am not saying it’s a bad product, or that I wouldn’t recommend it for the right family It just doesn’t work for my family, right now. Let me explain in more detail…" Read more...

Mama Smiles

Mary Anne says, "We’re surrounded by computers! Besides our phones and laptops, we have computers in our cars, computers in our washing machines, computers in our dishwashers, and computers in our thermostats. Because computers are everywhere, it’s useful for everyone to understand at least the basics of how computers think. Turing Tumble makes teaching computer logic fun for all ages! This challenging game develops creativity and problem solving." Read more...