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Fruity Beats

  • Students working together at a table working on the Fruity Beats project.

Fruity Beats

Students create fun, interactive music by connecting fruits to micro:bits as touch sensors, turning each fruit into a musical note. This hands-on project teaches coding, conductivity, and creativity through a playful exploration of sound and technology.

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Nour, Farida, Layan, Maria

2025

Global goals

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-Being

Our project

Our students created delightful tunes by transforming fruits into musical instruments using micro:bits, blending creativity, coding, and fun in a truly innovative way

Our inspiration

The students were inspired by the idea of combining technology with everyday objects, discovering how coding and creativity could turn simple fruits into interactive musical instruments.

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