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If you need an idea for a fast and interesting 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!

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micro:bit resources to support your classroom teaching with the micro:bit including student handouts, reward certificates and wall display materials

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For this challenge we will use the microbit and a couple of LEDs to act as the indicators lights of a car. Our aim is to use the built-in accelerometer sensor of the mincro:bit to detect if it is being tilted to the left or to the right. If so, the micro:bit will "turn the

Micro:Bit basics by Maplin - Touch sensitivity and Know your Block Types - FREE sheets for schools and code clubs

Micro:Bit basics by Maplin - Getting your Micro:Bit working with other components - LED - FREE sheets for schools and code clubs

In this challenge we are going to create and program a traffic light using lego bricks, leds and the BBC micro:bit. Check this video clip of the complete traffic light in operation: Step 1: Building the traffic light: Use a few lego bricks to build the traffic light. Include your LEDs within your blocks and

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

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