The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that introduces you to how software and hardware work together. It has an LED light display, buttons, sensors and many input/output features that, when programmed, let it interact with you and your world.
To access micro:bit lessons click here
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Confidence boosting support & resources
Whether you’re a total beginner or an enthusiastic fan of the micro:bit, everyone can do with a confidence boost from time to time! Help your teacher-self feel ready to rock the micro:bit in lessons with our free resources, tips and training.
Start with key vocabulary and concepts
Want to feel really prepared? Our Let’s talk about…Computing Fundamentals course will equip every teacher with a thorough understanding of the key terms and concepts used when working with the micro:bit… in just 40 minutes!
Quickly get confident with:
- algorithms & sequence
- decomposition & abstraction
- pattern recognition & loops
- selection & variables
- debugging
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Training & lesson prep in one! 
All our free training courses are built in a way that allows you to take what you have just learned and apply it in your classroom instantly.
We even have a downloadable workbook (within the course materials) that outlines activities you can do with your class step by step. This can be used as a rough lesson guide or incorporated into your own planning.
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Download free classroom activity plans and ideas for how to use the micro:bit to make a difference today:
- Explore the do your :bit challenge
- Explore Global Goals classroom activities
- Explore innovative projects
