Description
A micro:bit robotics classroom kit deep enough to carry a full term. Ten Nezha Inventor's Kits, ten accessory packs, ten micro:bit boards and Online Academy licences for thirty students — the most substantial STEM package we assemble.
What's included:
- 10 x Nezha Inventor's Kits
- 10 x Interactive Coding Accessories Packs — colour and gesture recognition sensors
- 1 x micro:bit Club pack (class set of 10) — 10 micro:bit V2 boards, 10 battery packs, 10 USB cables and 20 AAA batteries
- 30 x student licences to the Sammat Online Academy
- 1 x teacher licence to the Sammat Online Academy
- Each kit contains a Nezha expansion board, Planet X sensors, a servo and motor, and over 400 building bricks in a divided storage case
What students practise:
- Designing and building a machine, then programming its behaviour
- Choosing the right sensor from several options and justifying the choice
- Block coding in Microsoft MakeCode, progressing to Python or JavaScript
- Sustained independent project work across weeks, not a single lesson
The Online Academy carries 36 project tutorials for this pack, from traffic lights and automatic gates through to line-tracking cars and colour recognition. The keyed RJ11 connectors and colour-coded ports are worth more than they sound when thirty students are building at once.
