Continuing the “Protecting Our Seas” initiative that we implemented last year in collaboration with the organization Socialinnov, we used the micro:bit board again this year, as well as pH and liquid temperature sensors, to measure the pH and temperature of the sea at two beaches in our city near the fishing shelter.
An Ocean Cleaner to solve environmental problems.
This inclusive project engaged primary school students—including those with special educational needs—in exploring the science of earthquakes through hands-on STEM activities and micro:bit programming. By combining scientific inquiry with creative problem-solving in an accessible and supportive environment, students collaboratively designed and tested earthquake detection and safety solutions, developing both technical skills and social-emotional competencies.
This project uses micro:bits to simulate wind power, control lights, and monitor humidity in an evapotranspiration toilet.
