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Grade1 Microbit Programming

The document outlines a yearlong curriculum for Grade 1 students focused on Introduction to Micro:bit Programming, emphasizing hands-on learning through coding and electronics projects. It includes content and performance standards, as well as detailed weekly activities for two quarters, covering topics such as animations, games, and interactive projects. Each quarter culminates in a final project and class reflection or showcase.

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Grade1 Microbit Programming

The document outlines a yearlong curriculum for Grade 1 students focused on Introduction to Micro:bit Programming, emphasizing hands-on learning through coding and electronics projects. It includes content and performance standards, as well as detailed weekly activities for two quarters, covering topics such as animations, games, and interactive projects. Each quarter culminates in a final project and class reflection or showcase.

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Introduction to Micro:bit

Programming - Grade 1
Yearlong Activities Overview
Subject Overview
• Subject: Introduction to Micro:bit
Programming
• Learn coding and electronics with Micro:bit
through fun projects!
Content & Performance Standards
• Content Standards:
• - Understand Micro:bit basics
• - Create simple programs

• Performance Standards:
• - Build working projects
• - Present final outcomes
Quarter 1: Introduction to Micro:bit

The micro:bit is a pocket-sized, programmable


computer developed by the BBC. It's designed to
be used in education and to help students learn
about coding and computer science in a hands-
on way. The micro:bit has features like a 25 LED
display, two programmable buttons, sensors, a
speaker, and a microphone, allowing students to
create a variety of interactive projects.
Week 1
• Activity 1: Explore Micro:bit (draw parts)
• Activity 2: Create a Name Tag
Week 2
• Activity 1: Flashing Heart Animation
• Activity 2: Design a New Animation
Week 3
• Activity 1: Button A/B Display Images
• Activity 2: Predict Button Outputs
Week 4
• Activity 1: Dice Simulator
• Activity 2: Dice Game with Friends
Week 5
• Activity 1: Flashing Light
• Activity 2: Create Your Light Pattern
Week 6
• Activity 1: Buttons Play Music
• Activity 2: Program New Sounds
Week 7
• Activity 1: Display a Picture
• Activity 2: Code a New Picture
Week 8
• Activity 1: Birthday Message
• Activity 2: Add Emojis
Week 9
• Activity 1: Create a Flashlight
• Activity 2: Flashlight with Sound
Week 10
• Activity 1: Final Project: Favorite Animation
• Activity 2: Class Reflection
Quarter 2: Radio, Games, Movement
Week 1
• Activity 1: Radio Messaging
• Activity 2: Secret Code Game
Week 2
• Activity 1: Coin Toss Simulator
• Activity 2: Coin Toss Game
Week 3
• Activity 1: Pedometer
• Activity 2: Step Tracker
Week 4
• Activity 1: Scrolling Birthday Message
• Activity 2: Add Emojis
Week 5
• Activity 1: Scoreboard
• Activity 2: Score a Mini Game
Week 6
• Activity 1: Magic 8 Ball
• Activity 2: New Fortune Responses
Week 7
• Activity 1: Sound-Activated Light
• Activity 2: Customize Light Reactions
Week 8
• Activity 1: Tilt-Controlled Racing
• Activity 2: Design Race Track
Week 9
• Activity 1: Help Bot
• Activity 2: Create New Help Commands
Week 10
• Activity 1: Final Game Project
• Activity 2: Class Showcase

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