Projects

Forward Education's MicroCode Bee Counter Project with a girl in the background holding a clipboard.

MicroCode Bee Tracker

Use MicroCode and CodeCTRL to write a program for your bee counter!

Forward Education's Solar Panel saving voltage data over time.

Solar Data Logger

Build a data logger to track your solar panel's performance over time and in res...

Forward Education's Solar Panel powering a USB light

Solar-Powered USB Device

Watch your solar panel power a small device in real-time using the Smart Solar E...

Forward Education's Solar Panel displaying current data.

Visualize Electricity Flow with a Current Monitor

Build a monitor for your solar panel to see how much current is being generated...

Turbine Speed Indicator Project

Turbine Speed Indicator With Smart Soldering Kit

Create a wind turbine speed indicator for the Powerful Force of the Wind Lesson...

Forward Education's Smart Crosswalk

Smart Crosswalk with Smart Soldering Kit

Create a smart crosswalk model with the Climate Action Kit and the Smart Solder...

A graphic illustrating a "Traffic Light Project." On the left, a digital rendering of a traffic light shows its green light illuminated. To the right, a white circuit board with three colored LEDs (red, yellow, green) connected to resistors and wires is plugged into a black micro:bit board, which sits on a light green breadboard. A USB cable connects the micro:bit to another component that is mostly obscured. The background is a blurred image of modern buildings with large windows, tinted in shades of blue and green, suggesting a city environment.

Traffic Lights with Smart Soldering Kit

Create a traffic light model with the Climate Action kit and the Smart Solder co...

Guitar micro:bit CHARGE project

Guitar with CHARGE Power Pack

Create and code a guitar with the with the CHARGE for micro:bit

Student playing Recycle Rush on CodeCTRL.

Recycle Rush with MakeCode Arcade

Code and play a recycling game using CodeCTRL and MakeCode Arcade.

An image split in two, the right half is of a micro:bit and CHARGE power pack in a plastic container sitting in a pile of autumn leaves. The right half is of a micro:bit and CHARGE attached to an arm in front of a window. There is a white wavy line pointing between the outside container micro:bit and the inside attached micro:bit. A 2 is displayed on both micro:bit LEDs. A blue to green gradient is overlaid across the image behind the container and arm and the micro:bits which have a white boarder around them.

Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer with CHARGE Power Pack

Check the outside temperature remotely with 2 micro:bits and CHARGE power packs.

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