ELECFREAKS micro:bit Experiment Board (without micro:bit Board) An excellent STEM kit for learning coding and electronics with micro:bit. This integrated laboratory brings together all essential sensors and circuit components in a single, comprehensive package. Easy-to-follow instructions show how to build circuits, controlled by a BBC micro:bit. Designed for both beginners and advanced users, this complete lab provides everything needed to explore electronic principles and create functional circuits immediately. Banana plugs offer a quick and easy way to connect electrical components, allowing secure connections without complicated wiring, making them accessible for users of all skill levels. The set includes traditional components such as the temperature sensor, photocell, servo, motor and LEDs and also added electronic components such as the MOSFET transistor, different values of resistors, and a trimpot to combine circuit design with programming. The Experiment Board includes a clear, easy-to-follow printed manual with straightforward instructions. The guide provides simple step-by-step directions for all experiments. Important Note The micro:bit board is NOT included in this kit.If you don’t already own one, consider purchasing the Experiment Board with micro:bit bundled version, which includes the micro:bit board. Designed for Young Creators The BBC micro:bit is an award-winning microcontroller developed for children aged 8+, used by millions of students worldwide. With built-in sensors and the ability to connect to a wide range of components, it brings code into the real world—making learning to program both educational and fun. micro:bit can be programmed using MakeCode, Microsoft's visual, block-based coding platform. As they build confidence, children can choose to build projects using the text-based programming language, Python. The BBC micro:bit also works with Scratch, Code.org and a wide range of other tools/editors. Box Size 25 x 18 x 4cm Manufacturer Recommended Age 8+ (some of the electrical terminology is relatively advanced and we'd recommend 10+) Not suitable for children under 3 years
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