Crack the code with the Kitronik LAB:bit, the all-in-one laboratory designed to deliver KS2 computing for 8 to 11-year-olds in the classroom. This educational platform for the BBC micro:bit offers an engaging, hands-on way to learn coding, supported by online MakeCode tutorials, simplified custom blocks, and a detailed getting started guide.The Kitronik LAB:bit is equipped with numerous features to facilitate fun and informative lessons: Motor with a yellow wheel and rubber tyre Ultrasonic distance sensor Two large user-assignable tactile buttons with indicator LEDs Microphone and speaker with volume control Seven programmable ZIP LEDs arranged in an arc User-assignable potentiometer control Two sets of traffic light LEDs LEDs arranged in a dice formation for digits display Additional board features include an edge connector for easy micro:bit connection without tools, a pre-fitted protective acrylic cover, clip-able pads for attachment of an additional motor and buttons/switches, power indication LEDs with colour-changing low battery indication, easy reset button access, and anti-slip rubber feet.The LAB:bit is powered via a supplied 3 x AA battery holder connected through a DC barrel jack. It is rated for 3V to 6V power and includes inbuilt polarity protection and onboard power regulation for both the LAB:bit and the micro:bit. Minimal mechanical assembly is needed, requiring only fitting the tyre to the wheel and attaching it to the motor. No soldering is necessary.The kit includes:1 x Kitronik LAB:bit board for BBC micro:bit1 x Yellow wheel and rubber tyre1 x 3AA battery holderDimensions:Length: 150mmWidth: 100mmMax Height: 41mmNote: The micro:bit is not included and is available separately. Coding is done via the MakeCode blocks editor with custom Kitronik blocks for ease of use, ideal for pupils aged 7-10. The kit is fully supported by a comprehensive getting started guide suitable for teachers and pupils.
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