Nintendo has announced that it has partnered with the Institute of Play to bring a new Nintendo Labo-themed program to around 100 classrooms for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders across the United States.
Nintendo revealed the news on its website and plans to bring Nintendo Labo to classrooms during the 2018/2019 school year and it is being "designed with students ages 8-11 in mind and is well suited to schools with a focus on STEAM learning."
The Institute of Play was chosen as the partner as it's a nonprofit organization that is "committed to transforming education through play-based learning experiences."
Nintendo and the Institute of Play will assist teachers in integrating Nintendo Labo into their existing curriculum and "students will work in small groups to complete a series of projects that introduce principles of design and technology."
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