Turing Tumble
A hands-on logic game where kids build real mechanical computers—no screens, just pure problem-solving power.
$76.95
Complete Course
In a Curriculum Kit
Nonconsumable
Nonreligious
(Retiring) 2025 Sixth-Grade Curriculum Kit
Turing Tumble
Think your kid can't learn how computers work without staring at a screen all day? Pfft. Turing Tumble says otherwise.
This wildly clever game lets kids (and curious grownups) build actual mechanical computers powered by—wait for it—marbles. Using ramps, switches, gears, and other brainy bits, players solve logic puzzles that secretly teach how computers think. It's coding... with zero code.
Each puzzle is tied to an epic, manga-style storyline about Alia, a stranded space explorer trying to fix a mysterious planet's computer. Want to help her get home? You'll need to debug, strategize, and outwit the machine—one satisfying clack at a time.
- No boring lectures
- No complicated syntax
- No screens
- Just hands-on fun, mind-blowing discoveries, and lots of “Wait... I just built a computer?!” moments
Turing Tumble sneaks in lessons on binary, logic gates, and critical thinking while everyone's too busy having fun to notice. And yes, it comes in a beautifully organized box—because chaos belongs in the puzzles, not on your floor.
