Matatalab Tale-Bot Pro Earns 2022 Academics’ Choice Brain Toy Award for Mind-Building Excellence

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October 4, 2022

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Shenzhen, Guangdong, China (September 2, 2022) — Matatalab is pleased to announce that Matatalab Tale-Bot Pro has been honored with a 2022 Academics’ Choice Brain Toy Award, a prestigious seal of educational quality, reserved only for the best mind-building media and toys.

The independent Academics’ Choice Awards program and its seal of excellence are recognized worldwide by consumers and educational institutions as a mark of genuinely effective learning tools that stimulate the mind, and provide potential for the student to fully develop higher order thinking skills.

Matatalab Tale-Bot Pro is a winner of the Academics’ Choice Brain Toy Award in the toy category. The Academics’ Choice Advisory Board consists of leading thinkers and graduates from Princeton, Harvard, George Washington University, and other reputable educational institutions.

Product-appropriate volunteer reviewers, combined with the brainpower of the Board, determine the coveted winners. Entries are judged by category of toy, subject area, and grade level, and evaluated based on standardized criteria rooted in constructivist learning theory. The full list of winners is posted online at www.academicschoice.com/2022.

The hundreds of submitted products that are not chosen by the Academics’ Choice Awards team (and many that are chosen) are donated to a variety of worthy charities and other organizations across the globe.

Check Tale-Bot Pro’s dedicated winner page:
http://www.academicschoice.com/toys/matatalab-tale-bot-pro.php

My preschool son loved this robot! It took a while to unpack and identify all that was in the box and get everything started, but once the maps were out, it was great! My son enjoyed the music map the most and explored that for over 20 minutes! He is an active 5 year old, so this is amazing! The process, once he got used to it, was simple. Plan the robots path, press the buttons to enter the commands then start the robot on it’s path.

As an educator, i’d recommend this robot to preschool aged children for an early introduction to coding. This toy emphasizes early thinking and problem solving skills, sequencing, and a hands on approach to learning.

We liked the colors and and the maps. We liked watching it move the way we programmed it.

Children learn the basics of computational thinking while practicing visual-spatial skills, directionality, sequential reasoning, pattern recognition, patience, perseverance, deductive reasoning, logical thinking skills, and problem-solving.

About Academics’ Choice™:

Academics’ Choice™ helps consumers find exceptional brain-boosting material. Academics’ Choice is the only international awards program designed to bring increased recognition to publishers, manufacturers, independent authors and developers that aim to stimulate cognitive development. A volunteer panel of product-appropriate judges, including parents, educators, scientists, artists, doctors, nurses, librarians, students and children, evaluate submissions based on educational benefits such as higher-order thinking skills, character building, creative play, durability and originality. Only the genuine “mind-builders” are recognized with the coveted Academics’ Choice Award™. 

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