This project shows how to create a two-player dice game using micro:bits. When they are shaken, they generate a random number between 1 and 6. The two are compared
micro:bit Tutorial – How to Make a Two-player Dice Game Read More »
This activity walks through how to set up an If-Then-Else statement in MakeCode. The code displays one of two icons depending on the value of a variable.
How to code if-then-else statements with Makecode for micro:bit Read More »
Loops are a programming method that uses repetition, a fundamental concept in programming curricula. Loops can make writing code more efficient and error-free.
An Introduction to Programming Simple Loops Read More »
The micro:bit is a popular tool to use for learning how to program physical devices, which is the foundation of robotics. The micro:bit is powerful as a standalone device, and adding other devices to it
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Critical thinking skills play an important role in STEM-based science education. Computational thinking is a newer concept that describes the skills needed to
Critical and Computational Thinking: What They Are and Why They Matter Read More »
This micro:bit project combines arts and crafts with coding to make a treasure chest with a burglar alarm. The alarm uses the LED array on the micro:bit as a light sensor.
Micro:bit How-to: Make a Treasure Chest with a Burglar Alarm Read More »
This project uses the compass sensor embedded on the back of the micro:bit to determine direction and display it on the LED array. The compass uses the earth’s
micro:bit How-to: Build Your Own Digital Compass Read More »
This guide provides a framework for teaching coding to middle and high school students. It is meant for people who want to introduce computer programming to
This video walks you through a project to set up a circuit using a micro:bit. The touch sensors on the bottom of the board act as the electric path.
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