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Everything needed to start, in one box: the micro:bit Smart City Kit, a micro:bit V2 board, and twelve self-paced lessons in the Sammat Online Academy. Students build small working versions of the infrastructure they walk past every day — traffic lights, irrigation, drainage, bin collection — and the lessons walk them through every build and every line of code. What's included: 1 x micro:bit Smart City Kit 1 x micro:bit GO pack (V2) — board, battery pack with 2 x AAA batteries and a USB cable 12 self-paced lessons in the Sammat Online Academy, with build steps, code and video walkthroughs Kit contains an IoT:bit Wi-Fi board, red, yellow and green LEDs, DHT11 sensor, sonar:bit, soil moisture and water level sensors, OLED screen, 180° servo, USB cable and jumper wires The lessons cover: Subway flood prevention, automatic irrigation and a smart bin Push-button crossings and library noise monitoring Using sensor thresholds to trigger a response automatically Block coding in Microsoft MakeCode, from first program to independent project You will need a computer, phone or tablet with internet access to load the Microsoft MakeCode editor. Written in Australia for Australian classrooms and homes, and worked through at your own pace — there is no timetable and no expiry on a lesson you have not finished.

A complete micro:bit classroom pack for a class of thirty. Ten Smart City Kits, ten micro:bit boards and a full set of Online Academy licences arrive together, so a teacher can run a unit on urban technology without sourcing anything else or writing the lessons. What's included: 10 x micro:bit Smart City Kits 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 an IoT:bit board, OLED screen, red, yellow and green LEDs, DHT11 sensor, water level sensor, soil moisture sensor, sonar:bit, 180° servo, USB cable and manual What students practise: Turning a civic problem — flooding, traffic, waste, water use — into something code can address Using sensor thresholds to trigger an automatic response Block coding in Microsoft MakeCode, working in pairs Presenting a design and explaining why it works the way it does Twelve project tutorials in the Online Academy cover subway flood prevention, automatic irrigation, a smart bin, push-button crossings, library noise monitoring and more. The batteries are included too, so nothing needs buying before the first lesson.

The Smart City Kit takes the infrastructure students walk past every day — traffic lights, irrigation, drainage, bin collection — and lets them build small working versions of it. Each project starts with a real urban problem and ends with something on the desk that responds to its surroundings. What's included: IoT:bit Wi-Fi expansion board for the micro:bit Red, yellow and green LEDs for traffic and signalling projects DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor sonar:bit ultrasonic sensor, soil moisture sensor and water level sensor OLED screen and an EF92A 180° servo micro USB cable and jumper wires micro:bit board is not included — add a micro:bit V2 at checkout What students practise: Turning a civic problem into something a program can actually solve Using sensor thresholds to trigger a response automatically Block coding in MakeCode, with the option to send readings to a cloud dashboard Explaining a design decision, not just getting the code to run Twelve self-paced lessons in Sammat's Online Academy cover subway flood prevention, automatic irrigation, a smart bin, push-button crossings and library noise monitoring — a sequence of lessons rather than a single activity. Access is sold as an add-on to the kit, and is included in the classroom pack.