3D Printable tactile resources for use with Ballyland Code apps
Purchase the .stl files to 3D print a unique Ballyland© set for use with Ballyland Code 1: Say Hello and Ballyland Code 2: Give Rotor and Ballyland Code 3: Pick Up. Specifically designed to support tactual exploration and 'mental mapping', required for computational thinking and coding with the app. Choose from a number of print packages, and 3D print your own tactile grid, mini Ballylanders, and obstacle-tiles (rubbish bin, pond, rock, bushes). Note that these are small models with no moving parts, for use with the apps.
You can purchase the print files for Ballyland Code 1: Say Hello, Ballyland Code 2: Give Rotor and Ballyland Code 3: Pick Up by following this link.
Ballyland 3D print large scale learning tools for tactual exploration of the Ballylanders
You can download the standard print files for Wheelie, Ballicopter, Tinkleball, Babballoony and Squeaky for free, by following the links below (click on the images).
Contact Sonokids to request the design of a personalized 3D model with the child’s name in Braille imprinted on the back (Design Costs: 50 AUD, excl printing).
Ballyland tactile images
You can download a blackline image (pdf file) for each Ballylander by selecting the links below. To make the image into a raised line drawing, print the file with a Piaf, using swell paper. This will enable children to feel what each Ballylander looks like. The raised line drawings can also be used as colouring pages.
