Use to plan algorithms before writing code.
Help structure the planning process before writing code.
All the features of the micro:bit labelled
The features of the micro:bit labelled in Welsh.
Print, cut out and make your own micro:bit battery pack holder.
Celebrate your students' achievements
How to make AI projects for your micro:bit.
Summary of key computing vocabulary
Three posters including a labelled micro:bit
Plan designs for the micro:bit LED display
Find out what your micro:bit can do
Inspiring cards to prompt students to invent.
Three posters related to three micro:bit projects
Our Python Editor supports student creativity!
Our Python Editor supports debugging!
Share with colleagues to support them to try micro:bit activities
Use to support primary teaching
Use to support primary teaching
Use to support primary teaching
Use to support primary teaching
Stuck downloading code from a computer to your micro:bit?
Tips for downloading code from a tablet to your micro:bit.
Learn about the micro:bit’s motion sensor
Learn about the micro:bit’s buttons
How information gets in and out of computers
Find out about what the micro:bit can do
Learn about your micro:bit's LEDs
What can you do with the micro:bit’s light sensor?
How pins allow you to get creative
What is a processor and what does it do?
How micro:bits use radio waves to communicate with each other
Find out about the microphone and speaker
What can you do with the micro:bit’s temperature sensor?
An animated introduction to AI
An animated introduction to machine learning
Posters that explain key terms in computing.
Key terms for AI and machine learning
Printable MakeCode blocks for unplugged activities.
What can your micro:bit measure?
Introduce students to the micro:bit’s features using ready-made projects
Label the features of the micro:bit on this worksheet.
Enable your students to design technological solutions.