Education
Explore our education collection, packed with resources for Australian schools, classrooms, and STEM programs. From microcontroller boards and sensor kits to soldering projects and electronic components, you'll find hands-on learning tools suited to every age and skill level.
Whether you're teaching robotics, coding, or basic electronics, we stock displays, motors, battery holders, and starter kits designed for classroom use. Shipped from Australia with educator-friendly support to help you get your students building and experimenting.
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SKU: LB-CONSULTING-4 | Brand: Little Bird
Little Bird provides professional consulting services to help you get your electronics and IoT projects up and running. Whether you need a system and code review, troubleshooting, or hands-on implementation support, o...
Delivered by Fri 12 Jun
LittleBits Mix
SKU: LI-650-0132 | Brand: Little Bird
The littleBits Mix module combines two audio inputs into a single output, with independent volume controls for each channel. It's an essential module for creating layered sounds, mixing oscillators, or blending multip...
Delivered by Fri 12 Jun
LittleBits NAND
SKU: LI-650-0086 | Brand: Little Bird
The LittleBits NAND module is a logic gate with two inputs. It outputs an "on" signal unless both inputs are receiving "on" — the exact opposite of an AND gate. Snap it into any LittleBits circuit to introduce Boolean...
Delivered by Fri 12 Jun
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