Abstract: An interactive toy which includes an object light sensor, an object microprocessor with an integrated memory device, controlled by an object switch mechanism, with a power source is programmable with light pulses from a separate toy device which consists of an object light source and user input methods such as buttons, also controlled with a microprocessor to control light coding. The interactive toy stores user codes in sequence applied. When the user takes away toy from device light source, the toy is placed down onto a flat playing surface where the object switch mechanism will engage and sequentially trigger playback of user applied codes. Preprogrammed commands (non-user) are herewith accessed and activated. When the said interactive toy is in the playback phase, output may be either or a combination of lights, audio clips, sounds, motion of parts and full motion of embodiment. The action of code inputs stimulates a child's logic and thinking, developing essential STEAM skills.