Description

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A box of colorful cards that teach coding through a series of fun projects that combine the Scratch programming language and the micro:bit hardware. Officially endorsed by the micro:bit Foundation.

The micro:bit is a handheld, mini-computer that allows you to control and interact with coding projects built with the Scratch programming language. As kids work through this colorful 90-card deck they gain a deeper understanding of core programming concepts and see first-hand how the micro:bit can let them do more with Scratch. They learn how to to use Scratch to snap together programming blocks that will turn their micro:bit into a stopwatch, a fortune teller, a musical instrument, and even a voting machine!

The Scratch Micro:bit Cards combines two landmark beginning programming tools: the wildly popular Scratch programming language and the micro:bit hardware. Kids learn how to use Scratch and the micro:bit to design interactive art and stories, create their own game controllers, and make wearable technology pieces.

Uses Scratch 3.0

About the Author

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Melissa Unger is an elementary school teacher focused on teaching coding and computational thinking in her classroom. She works with young students to design and bring their ideas to life, while also training other educators on coding practices and STEAM Learning.