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Did you know that you can create games even if you don't know programming? Here's a complete guide to getting started on making your first game in Scratch.

Last year I was lucky enough to receive a class set of BBC Microbits. I’d obviously seen them, played with them, and tinkered a bit, but nothing in the classroom. On Twitter and blogs there a…

Today, we are going to make use of the micro:bit features together with a few peripherals to create over 28 projects! If you didn't know, here are its features!

https://kidzcourse.com/make-microbit/Did you know that you can also measure the temperature with your micro bit? In this mission you are going to build a dig...

Learn how to connect RGB LEDs to a micro:bit with our comprehensive guide. Master the basics of physical computing, enhance your coding skills, and create vibrant, interactive projects. Perfect for students and educators engaging in hands-on STEM activiti

Micro:Bit basics by Maplin - Start learning how to take input to your Micro:Bit - FREE sheets for schools and code clubs

If you need an idea for a fast and interesting STEM project that has very basic, beginner-level coding, using the BBC micro:bit tiny circuit board, then let me show you one that my students love! Let’s connect external LEDs with the microbit using crocodile clip cables. Perfect for technology teachers!

We had an artist in residence during the Curious Contraptions show last winter. His name is Kazu Harada, an automata artist...

BBC Microbit Teardown - Page 1 of 3 - Micro:Bit Education Electronics Board Schematic - Buttons Matrix USB Nordic Semiconductors Freescale Kinetis Microcontroller Arduino MakeitDigital Classroom

For the last 2 weeks I’ve been running a little Microbit project with my year 5 kids. It’s the first time they’ve used the Microbit and they’ve been really enjoying it, so I…

By leveraging some of the micro:bit's components, we can get information about how much light is shining on it. For example, you can read the LEDs on the front to measure the amount of light falling on the front of the micro:bit. This functionality is available using JavaScript and PXT Blocks (MakeCode) or with MicroPy

©️ @Moonshotkidz – All rights reserved. Reproduction, distribution, or use of this artwork without permission is prohibited. For licensing inquiries, contact Moonshotkidz@gmail.com You will need: - LED sticker (Chibitronics) - Conductive fabric tape - Coin cell battery 3v (CR2032) - Reed switch (normally open) - Small magnet - Paper - Tissue paper - Markers Warning: this project should be done under adult supervision.

Always wanted to do coding with your students but not sure where to start? Learn how with this step-by-step guide to create a timer using a micro:bit computer.

BBC Microbit Teardown - Page 3 of 3 - Micro:Bit Education Electronics Board Schematic - Input and Output - buttons, compass and accellerometer IO Pins LED matrix