Retro Makecode Arcade For Education

The joystick board can be used to simulate the mouse keyboard. The 3V, G, P0 and P1 are connected to a card micro: bit to imitate the serial port.
This board consists of 6 buttons and joystick. Connect the joystick and buttons to the micro: bit pins.

Keyestudio Shield expansion board for the micro:bit. Allows connection to all outputs of the minicomputer via pin strip. Shield v2.0 for micro:bit incorporates 44-pin connectors to facilitate the connection of the various sensors to the minicomputer.

The SparkFun Weather Meter Kit is a set of basic mechanical and electronic components to build a weather station. With the SparkFun Arduino IoT Weather Station kit in sight, you can create your own weather station. The kit allows monitoring via the Arduino Cloud, an IoT platform.

Keyes 37 sensor kit is a great extension set for your Micro:Bit. Using Sensor shield for Micro:Bit you can connect all modules included in the pack only by the connectors without soldering or wiring any parts. Now you can concentrate only on programming with your big Mirco:Bit.

The six+ cool projects in this kit will give children new insights into artificial intelligence while they are entertained.

Note: the micro:bit board is not included, you can buy it separately.

With this 32 in 1 construction kit you can build all 32 options or develop your imagination by building your own project.

Note: the micro:bit board is not included, you can buy it separately.

GamePad for micro:bit V4.0 adopts a high-precision three-axis analog quantity joystick. The combination of joystick and gamepad allows you to control the direction and speed of Maqueen at the same time. In addition, there are 7 programmable buttons, which means you can explore more interesting functions and more flexible controls. In the latest V4.0 product, we have placed the external battery box on the PCB, which is more convenient to use.

Using Grove shield for micro:bit you can connect all modules included in the pack only by Grove connectors without soldering or wiring any parts. Now you can concentrate only on programming with your great micro:bit.

The ELECFREAKS Ring:bit Car is a small DIY smart car powered by the BBC micro:bit. Manual installation can better exercise children's skills.

The makecode graphical programming blocks allow children to learn programming from simple to complex in a fun way.

Note: the micro:bit board is not included, you can buy it separately. All modules have convenient connectors to use them and no soldering is required.

Protective silicone case Kittenbot used for micro: bit. The cover has two different sides, dot matrix display area, finger usage area on the front. Micro USB interface, power interface and reset button on the back side. It can be installed on a micro: bit board to make your work more charming and fun.