The micro:bit V2 Go Bundle is a comprehensive starter kit that includes the latest micro:bit V2 board, along with essential accessories like a USB cable, battery holder, and batteries, designed to introduce beginners to coding and electronics.
The micro:bit V2 Club Kit is designed for educational group activities, containing 10 micro:bit V2 boards and all necessary components like USB cables, battery holders, and batteries.
Welcome to our MicroBit collection, specifically curated for educators aiming to revolutionise digital technology education within their classrooms. The MicroBit stands as a beacon of innovation, crafted to demystify the realms of coding and computer science for students globally. Birthed from a collaborative effort led by the BBC and various tech aficionados, this compact, programmable microcontroller is on a mission to transition children from passive media consumers to active creators and innovators.
Why the MicroBit is an essential tool for educators
Boost Student Engagement: Dive into an interactive learning journey with the Micro:Bit, where students witness the fruits of their coding labour come to life. This hands-on approach not only captivates but also motivates learners, making digital education a thrilling adventure.
Unravel Complex Tech Concepts: With its user-friendly interface and diverse functionalities — including buttons, sensors, and radio capabilities — the Micro:Bit breaks down the intimidating barriers of programming. It serves as an ideal introductory platform for teaching coding principles, data processing, and algorithmic thinking, making these concepts accessible to novices.
Foster Inclusive Learning: Catering to a broad spectrum of learners, from absolute beginners to those more versed in coding, the Micro:Bit ensures inclusivity in digital education. Its compatibility with block-based and text-based programming languages, such as Python, allows educators to tailor lessons to various learning speeds and styles.
Encourage Creativity and Innovation: By blending technology with core subjects, the Micro:Bit inspires creativity and encourages students to apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills beyond the computer lab. It’s a gateway to incorporating computational thinking across the curriculum, nurturing innovators of tomorrow.
Promote Collaboration: Through project-based learning, the Micro:Bit cultivates teamwork and communication among students. It’s an opportunity to learn valuable collaboration skills, as learners come together to brainstorm, design, and execute projects, mirroring real-world teamwork dynamics.
Ensure Affordability: Accessibility is at the heart of the Micro:Bit, providing a cost-effective solution for schools to integrate cutting-edge technology into their syllabi. Its affordability ensures that more students can experience the joy and empowerment of coding.
Connect with a Global Community: Join an expansive network of educators, students, and enthusiasts who are as passionate about digital learning as you are. This community offers a treasure trove of resources, projects, and experiences, enriching the teaching and learning process with shared knowledge and support.
Our collection is designed to equip educators with a versatile, engaging tool that simplifies technology education, fosters a love for learning, and prepares students with the essential digital skills for the future. Explore the Micro:Bit and discover how it can transform your teaching approach, making digital education an accessible, enjoyable, and impactful experience for all students.
Mike Tooley's book will show you how the micro:bit can be used in a wide range of applications from simpe domestic gadgets to more complex contr...
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Introducing the Micro:bit 4WD Mecanum Robot Car V2.0 – the ultimate smart car for all your coding and robotics needs! This innovative product is ba...
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Smart Climate Kit is an innovative product designed based on micro:bit V2 and IOT:bit expansion board. Equipped with a variety of sensors such as ...
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Edge connector expansion board for micro:bit, breakout the I/O pins to pinheader interfaceOverviewThis is an edge connector expansion board designe...
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The Kitronik ZIP Tile is an 8 x 8 display panel for the BBC micro:bit. It can scroll text, show all the colours of the rainbow (and more) and multi...
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The micro:bit Edge Connector allows you to expand the capabilities of the micro:bit development platform. This version of the connector features 80...
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The BBC micro:bit v2.21 is your gateway to hands-on learning, creativity, and innovation with digital technology. This pocket-sized powerhouse pack...
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Micro:bit Power Supply Module 3.3V 2A is a kind of power module for micro:bit. The output voltage of 3.3v can be connected directly to the battery ...
View full detailsThe micro:bit in Wonderland - Basic Companion Kit was created to contain all of the necessary components needed to complete the projects in the mi...
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The MonkMakes Relay for micro:bit is a solid-state (no moving parts) relay that allows an output of a micro:bit to turn things on and off. A ...
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The STOP:bit for the BBC micro:bit is the ultimate upgrade for traffic light/pedestrian crossing projects. Not only does it make coding the p...
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Launched by Keyestudio, this smart home kit is based on the open-source hardware of Micro:bit and designed for those who dream of living a more co...
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ELECFREAKS micro:bit Cutebot Football Game Kit is an educational tool that combines the Steam educational philosophy with the spirit of fo...
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Unlock the Cosmos! The Micro Space Science Kit is the ultimate introduction to engineering for elementary and middle school students. Packed with...
View full detailsIntroducing the Hover:bit - a hovercraft kit for the BBC micro:bit which you build, code and then drift drive. Hover:bit is a STEAM learning kit...
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Kitronik LAB:bit, the all-in-one laboratory for delivering KS2 computing in the classroom (8 - 11-year-olds). The Kitronik LAB:bit for the BBC micr...
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Introducing the Crocodile Creative Learning Kit for Micro:bit - the perfect way to combine fun and education! Using basswood boards, this environme...
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Dive into the world of coding, electronics, and robotics with our comprehensive Micro:Bit Education Kit. Perfect for educators, students, and make...
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The Kitronik :VIEW Graphics128 OLED display gives the user the ability to add a monochrome 128x64 display to the BBC micro: bit. The onboard edge c...
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Introducing our revolutionary screw terminal board, designed to enhance your Micro:bit projects and take them to the next level! With this innov...
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The Kitronik Air Quality Board provides a complete air monitoring and reporting solution for the BBC micro:bit. The wealth of onboard sensors and c...
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This expansion board be designed with bilateral symmetry, on board micro:bit board socket, 18650 battery socket, USB power supply interface, 3-5...
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This is a very full-featured Robot indeed. Designed in conjunction with ROBOTIXLAB in Greece, this circular robot is delivered ready-assembled, wi...
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Micro:bit Power Supply Module 3.3V 2A is a kind of power module for micro:bit. The output voltage of 3.3v can be connected directly to the batte...
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Learn about the micro:bit's key features as well as the SPI and I2C protocols
Learn how to add an external pushbutton to the micro:bit
Learn to use a DC motor with the micro:bit
Get detailed temperature readings with the micro:bit
Learn how to install and set up the Arduino IDE for use with micro:bit
Get the Robit Smart Car to detect edges with the tracking module
Get started with using the pushbuttons and LED matrix on the micro:bit
Turn another circuit on and off with a relay
Light up and blend the colours of an RGB LED
Use a push button and buzzer module to create a simple doorbell
Learn to use a 4 digit display with micro:bit
Learn to use a smoke sensor with micro:bit
Learn to use an external LED with the micro:bit
Make a Two Colour LED blink using the micro:bit
Learn to show images on the screen
Make a device that detects when it rains
Learn to use the buzzer module and make your own light-sensitive alarm!
Learn to use a joystick module and play pong with it!
Get readings from an atmospheric pressure sensor and the micro:bit
Learn to use multiple LEDs with the micro:bit and make a light show
In this guide, you will next learn to use the light sensor on the Robit Smart Car.
In this guide, you will learn to connect an infrared obstacle avoidance sensor with the micro:bit, and get it to turn an LED off when an obstacle such as your hand or a piece of white paper is in its path.
In this guide, learn how to use a sound sensor module with the micro:bit. When the vibration or sound level goes above the threshold level, an LED will light up.
In this guide, we will learn to connect the tilt sensor to a micro:bit, and make it turn an LED on and off. Completing this guide will enable you to use the tilt sensor in your own projects.
In this guide, learn to use the Bird Bot's L-LIGHT and R-LIGHT LED modules, in combination with the micro:bit's built-in accelerometer.
In this guide, learn to program the Bird Bot to move forward, reverse, turn left, turn right, and brake using Microsoft MakeCode.
We'll show you how to get started with creating your own Dungeon Crawler in MakeCode Arcade with Javascript and TypeScript. You will gain familiarity with using variables, functions, namespaces.
In this guide, we'll show you how to add multiple levels, enemies that follow the player, and projectiles that fire in the direction that the player faces!
In this guide, we will show you how to make a 'Creative mode' with MakeCode Arcade. You'll learn to create multiple block types with arrays, and use the button combo extension.
In this guide, we will walk you through the various interfaces and settings in MakeCode Arcade. Then, you will create your first sprite using a custom palette.
In this guide, we'll create a simpler security system with the Bird Bot. The Bird Bot will first stand idle at one spot, then if it detects movement with its ultrasonic distance sensor, it will send an alert message to another micro:bit, start flashing its LEDs red and ring its alarm.
Learn to use a smoke sensor with micro:bit
In this guide, learn to create a controller for the Bird Bot, with another micro:bit!
In this guide, we will show you how to add an active buzzer module to the Bird Bot, and program a timer and clock display, so that it will move around and sound an alarm based on the set time.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to get started by animating the snake sprite with the Animation extension in MakeCode Arcade, then program it onto the Meowbit so you can take it with you.
In this guide, we will first show you how to use an external sprite editor such as Aseprite to create a background for a side-scrolling 2D platformer game. Then, we will create a tile map for the game.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to make a variation of the Space Invaders game with Blocks in MakeCode Arcade. Learn about arrays, a basic data structure in programming, as well as how to add a splash screen, player lives, projectiles, music and sound effects.
In this guide, we'll show you how to get started with creating your own version of Tamagotchi, in colour and it can interact with the real, physical world around you! This is made possible thanks to the Meowbit's built-in light sensor. sing the Javascript interface.
Get readings from an atmospheric pressure sensor and the micro:bit
In this guide, you will learn the basics on how to use these sensors with the MakeCode editor.
This guide steps through how to set up the BBC Micro:Bit programming interface and how to add on packages.
In this guide, learn to connect a PIR motion sensor to the micro:bit.
In this guide, learn to connect a servo to the micro:bit and program it in MakeCode.
In this guide, you will first learn to connect the ultrasonic distance sensor to the micro:bit.
In this guide, learn to connect a DC motor to a micro:bit with a relay module and build a mini fan, then program it in MakeCode.
In this guide, you will be introduced to the potentiometer and program it using MakeCode and on the Arduino IDE to change an LED's brightness.
In this guide, learn to connect it to the micro:bit using a breakout board and breadboard, and get it to turn on an LED when a magnet is near.
In this guide, you will learn to connect the micro:bit with a laser head sensor module and create your own tripwire alarm system.
In this guide, you will learn to connect a light-dependent resistor to the micro:bit, and measure the relative brightness of the environment.
In this guide, you will learn how to connect it to the micro:bit and turn an LED as well as an alarm on and off. We will then test it with a magnet.
Learn to use a 4 digit display with micro:bit
Learn to use a smoke sensor with micro:bit
Learn to use an external LED with the micro:bit
In this guide, learn to assemble the Bird Bot in just twelve steps.
In this guide, you will learn to use the Robit Smart Car with a Sonar Module. The smart car will be programmed to move and avoid obstacles.
In this guide, you will learn to use an external temperature sensor module and the micro:bit to make a temperature and humidity display!
In this guide, we will create a line-following robot using the BBC micro:bit and Grove Zero bit kit.
In this guide, you will learn how to transform your micro:bit into a robot with the motor add-on. This micro:bit robot will be fully programable by you.
Get readings from an atmospheric pressure sensor and the micro:bit
In this guide, we'll show you how to get started with using the L298 H-Bridge Motor Driver with the micro:bit. This will allow speed and direction control of two DC motors at the same time. We'll program it to do so by using the MakeCode editor.
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Introducing the 4DOF Robot Arm Micro:bit Learning Kit - the perfect way to introduce yourself to the world of programming and robotics! This kit wa...
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Elevate your MicroBit experience with our all-in-one bundle! Inside, you'll find: MicroBit v2.21: Unleash your coding creativity with this ver...
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Looking to take your educational or coding programmes to the next level? The Bulk BBC micro:bit v2.21 - 20 Pack is the ultimate solution for school...
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View full detailsThese soft rubber cases will protect your micro:bit while also looking super cute! It is made from hard-wearing, soft, flexible rubber, making it e...
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This simple Translucent Snap-on Case is both good looking and tough enough to toss into your bookbag or toolbox. It has slim cut-outs for your c...
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Product description:Please Note: BBC micro:bit, 2 x AAA Battery Cage and 2 x AAA Batteries are NOT included. The battery cage supplied with the BBC...
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It is a cost-effective shell for your Micro: bit development board. The shell has a transparent acrylic body, which can allow you see the inside cl...
View full detailsThis simple Translucent Snap-on Case is both good looking and tough enough to toss into your bookbag or toolbox. It has slim cut-outs for your cabl...
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This simple Smoke Snap-on Case is both good looking and tough enough to toss into your bookbag or toolbox. It has slim cut-outs for your cable, spe...
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This new Micro:bit cute silicone case is compatible with Micro:bit V1 and V2 board. All holes are specially designed for the 2nd-generation Micr...
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This new Micro:bit cute silicone case is compatible with Micro:bit V1 and V2 board. All holes are specially designed for the 2nd-generation Micr...
View full detailsYahboom protective case used for micro:bit. It possesses 3 colors for choice, red, blue, orange. The shell has two different sides, dot matrix dis...
View full detailsThis simple Smoke Snap-on Case is both good looking and tough enough to toss into your bookbag or toolbox. It has slim cut-outs for your cable and ...
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