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These ARE the micro:bits you've been looking for!

The Wide Angle PIR Sensor features a larger detection angle of 180˚.

Introduce core science and engineering concepts within an arts context.

Parts to learn how a microcontroller works.

A fun hands-on circuit that teaches polarity, following directions, aesthetic design and personalization. New vocabulary is also incorporated into the project. Topics covered: switches, designing and reading circuit diagrams, three-dimensional project and deconstruction.

The E-Textile Lab Pack lets you explore the wonderful world of electronic sewing (e-sewing) and e-textiles through a series of introductory projects using the system. You will learn how to sew basic circuits to light up LEDs.

Detect motion by measuring heat signals.

Do you have a contraption to power? Here is a simple solution.

Build your own electronics project with this breakout board for micro:bit.

This activity is a real "pick me up."

Gears are so much a part of everyday life that it would be easy to overlook their impact.

This cart has been tried and tested in primary classes across the country and the response has been incredible.

Re-imagine wires and what the purpose of sewing can be with this fantastic DIY kit.

Take your first steps in physical computing with the Kitronik Discovery Kit for micro:bit.

Hands-on STEM learning kit explores the engineering principles of gravitational and lateral forces.

The LilyPad SimpleSnap is a new, easy way to create e-textiles projects with LilyPad that are modular and can be disassembled or broken down, it’s also a great way to prototype! The SimpleSnap board is similar to the LilyPad Simple board, and has the same functionality except for two major differences: A built-in rechargeable Lithium Polymer battery and female snap connectors.