Lesson resources for teachers
Planning and teaching with the micro:bit
Primary ages 7-11
Complete, editable computing units of work and resources with cross-curricular links for art, science, geography and more, curriculum-linked to England KS2 and Code.org elementary CS Fundamentals.
Secondary ages 11-14
Units of work with downloadable, editable resources covering computing fundamentals through to cyber security, cryptography and creative design projects, curriculum-linked to England KS3.
Use your micro:bit to express how you’re feeling
Two simple projects to learn about the threats faced by fish and sea turtles and how technology can help them survive and promote bio-diversity.
Two simple activities exploring how technology can be used to protect biodiversity in your neighbourhood and the wider world using the BBC micro:bit.
Make your own step counter with a micro:bit
Two longer, advanced projects to explore how wireless networks, smart materials and algorithms can help keep our oceans clean.
Teleport a duck between micro:bits using radio
Use your micro:bit to express how you’re feeling
Two simple projects to learn about the threats faced by fish and sea turtles and how technology can help them survive and promote bio-diversity.
Two simple activities exploring how technology can be used to protect biodiversity in your neighbourhood and the wider world using the BBC micro:bit.
Make your own step counter with a micro:bit
Two longer, advanced projects to explore how wireless networks, smart materials and algorithms can help keep our oceans clean.
Teleport a duck between micro:bits using radio
Use your micro:bit to express how you’re feeling
Two simple projects to learn about the threats faced by fish and sea turtles and how technology can help them survive and promote bio-diversity.
Two simple activities exploring how technology can be used to protect biodiversity in your neighbourhood and the wider world using the BBC micro:bit.
Make your own step counter with a micro:bit
Two longer, advanced projects to explore how wireless networks, smart materials and algorithms can help keep our oceans clean.
Teleport a duck between micro:bits using radio
Use your micro:bit to express how you’re feeling
Two simple projects to learn about the threats faced by fish and sea turtles and how technology can help them survive and promote bio-diversity.
Two simple activities exploring how technology can be used to protect biodiversity in your neighbourhood and the wider world using the BBC micro:bit.
Make your own step counter with a micro:bit
Two longer, advanced projects to explore how wireless networks, smart materials and algorithms can help keep our oceans clean.
Teleport a duck between micro:bits using radio
Use your micro:bit to express how you’re feeling
Two simple projects to learn about the threats faced by fish and sea turtles and how technology can help them survive and promote bio-diversity.
Two simple activities exploring how technology can be used to protect biodiversity in your neighbourhood and the wider world using the BBC micro:bit.
Make your own step counter with a micro:bit
Two longer, advanced projects to explore how wireless networks, smart materials and algorithms can help keep our oceans clean.
Teleport a duck between micro:bits using radio
Use your micro:bit to express how you’re feeling
Two simple projects to learn about the threats faced by fish and sea turtles and how technology can help them survive and promote bio-diversity.
Two simple activities exploring how technology can be used to protect biodiversity in your neighbourhood and the wider world using the BBC micro:bit.
Make your own step counter with a micro:bit
Two longer, advanced projects to explore how wireless networks, smart materials and algorithms can help keep our oceans clean.
Teleport a duck between micro:bits using radio
Use your micro:bit to express how you’re feeling
Two simple projects to learn about the threats faced by fish and sea turtles and how technology can help them survive and promote bio-diversity.
Two simple activities exploring how technology can be used to protect biodiversity in your neighbourhood and the wider world using the BBC micro:bit.
Make your own step counter with a micro:bit
Two longer, advanced projects to explore how wireless networks, smart materials and algorithms can help keep our oceans clean.
Teleport a duck between micro:bits using radio