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The micro:bit Smart City Project is designed to help your students get started with exploring the world of electronics with a focus on automation and the Internet of Things (IOT). Sammat Education would like to invite Schools to participate in a collaborative Regional STEM project that involves students and teachers developing SMART CITIES of the future all powered by micro:bit technology. The micro:bit Smart Home Kit is designed to help you get started with exploring the world of electronics with a focus on automation. Simply speaking a “Smart Home” is a home equipped with the lighting, heating, cooling, visual, sound appliances, miscellaneous electronic devices that can be controlled remotely (and automated) by a smartphone or a computer. Our Goal Each team designs and creates a “Smart City” and presents their project on the Expo Day in Term 4. How it works Schools can register teams of students into the project. Our suggestion would be approx 10 students per team, however each kit can cater for 30 students. Schools can register multiple teams and each school needs to allocate a teacher in charge of the project or team. Each team receives a micro:bit Smart City Project Kits (10 Individual kits that include micro:bits). Teachers participate in a Professional Learning day that introduces the kits and will have access to online lessons and resources to help with the project. Schools will participate in LIVE online lessons throughout the year. View the slideshow above for more information on the timeline, projects and equipment.

Copper Tape with Adhesive Backing Solderable Repair printed circuit boards Create antennas and shielding

Pack of 10 Alligator Clips for use with MaKey MaKey. 40cm Alligator clip leads in 5 assorted Colours.

Designed for use by young children for the introduction of coding and considered communication skills, the Bee Bot is an entertaining, versatile, child and classroom-friendly resource. Suitable for kids of early learning, childcare and lower primary ages, the simple layout is a perfect starting point to teach control, directional language and programming too little ones.

This workshop is designed to teach students how to use Claymation software to create their own stop motion animated video. Students will capture images using a webcam, create characters, apply small changes, add background images and music to create their own claymation movies.

Our Drone STEAM Program uses "Airblock" an easy-to-use programmable drone that’s geared to inspire young pilots to dive head first into STEAM education. The drone itself consists of six rotor blades and one master module that links the blades via magnetic connectors in a honeycomb fashion without the use of any tools. Each module is wrapped in a special engineered Styrofoam to protect sensitive instruments from damage during a crash landing.

Edison encourages students to become not just coders, but also inventors, problem solvers, and creative thinkers. Edison's sensors and expandable build system provide learning opportunities in areas such as arithmetic, science, critical thinking, engineering, design thinking, and more.

Sphero robotics are changing the educational scene by giving students innovative ways to learn concepts across all areas of curriculum. ⏰ Session 1 - 3rd June and Session 2 - 4th June 2024 - LIVE ONLINE VIA VIDEO CONFERENCE 3.30pm - 5.30pm AEST Sphero has been proven to be an effective teaching tool in both formal and informal learning environments. Sphero goes further than teaching maths and science. It can help students develop computational thinking skills, which are necessary if they want a chance at competing globally with other technology-rich economies.

In this workshop students will participate in several activities that develop problem-solving skills, spatial awareness, map-reading, team work, co-operation and communication skills. Students will be divided into teams of 2 or 3 and each team will be provided with activities that require programming the Bee Bot.

Take your whole class on the road to STEAM learning with the indi STEAM Program. indi is our entry-level robot designed to introduce early learners to computational thinking, STEAM, and computer science principles. 

The K-6 STEAM Program is a term based STEAM program that lasts for an 8 week term. It allows for 4 classes of students to participate in 8 x 1 hour sessions based around STEAM principles such as coding and programming as well as several design and invention challenges.

With Makey Makey everyday objects are transformed into touchpads empowering students to interact with computers as creative tools. The computer becomes an extension of their creativity, fostering imaginative play and discovery. Screen time, so often the bane of parents and teachers, becomes play, discovery, and invention time.

The micro:bit Smart Home STEAM Program is designed to help students get started with exploring the world of electronics with a focus on home automation. Simply speaking a “Smart Home” is a home equipped with the lighting, heating, cooling, visual, sound appliances, miscellaneous electronic devices that can be controlled remotely (and automated) by a smartphone or a computer. 

Our NewsMaker Student Workshop provides students an easy and fun platform to practice writing, speaking and presentation skills.

Our STEAM education program presents an innovative way to teach subjects like programming, math and science in classrooms. See students become engaged and inspired when topics come alive with the help of Ozobot.

The Sphero RVR is a revolutionary spin on the programmable robot, drivable right out of the box and ready for customization with a comprehensive set of sensors. RVR is the ideal platform for hackers, creators, educators, and learners. Our STEAM Program takes students from beginner to confident coder in using this fantastic STEM resource.

Buying gifts can be tricky. But with a Sammat Education Gift Card you're giving your friends and family the opportunity to treat themselves to something they'll truly enjoy. No matter what their interests, give them an eGift Card that will never expire! From Sphero robots for kids of all ages, Ozobot programming kits for techies or online coding lessons from our Creative Kids programs there's always the perfect gift waiting just around the corner - especially when it comes in digital form!

Creative Kids Voucher not valid for this program Our 9-Lesson self-paced ONLINE workshop for children to learn how to use the Makey Makey. Our Online Academy includes guides and videos to take you from first use to confident coder, creating your own Makey Makey magic. Ready to start inventing? First set up takes seconds. Start out easy with a banana piano. Then create game controllers, invent musical instruments, make voting machines, and light up paper circuits. Connect Makey Makey to the world of things around you, and the possibilities are endless! What you Get: A Makey Makey pack including universal touch keyboard, copper tape, spare alligator clips, small LED lights and coin cell battery will be shipped out to you. 9 Online lessons/projects on our Online Academy with guides and videos to help you get the most out of the Makey Makey features - and have fun! What you Need: A computer with internet access to load the Scratch code editor. For building and making projects with your Makey Makey, some extra items that are great to have include conductive materials such as aluminium foil and paper clips. Lesson Summary 1. Craft a Simple Circuit Learn how a simple circuit works so you can create your first circuit and light your first LED! You will learn how to craft a simple circuit, learn how Makey Makey works by completing a circuit, and learn how humans can connect to make a key press on your computer! 2. Hands on a Makey Makey Learn how Makey Makey works so you can start inventing! You will, make a simple sketch of Makey Makey, use your hands to trigger Makey Makey for piano, build a human circuit, and play and explore with Makey Makey. 3. What is Conductive? Makey Makey works by alligator clipping into everyday things that have some conductivity. When you hook an alligator clip into a banana and you hold an alligator clip connected to EARTH, you are actually the conductive stuff that closes the circuit and makes Makey Makey work! But what materials can we use with Makey Makey besides bananas? What does it mean for an item to be conductive? or an insulator? or even a resistor? Let’s set up a simple experiment to find out! In this lesson, you will make a conductivity testing board to test items for conductivity; learn that everything in the world is either or conductive or an insulator; and start to ideate inventions with everyday stuff you can find in your home. 4. Draw a Playable Instrument Have you already played a banana piano? Did you know you could draw your own instrument and play your drawings too? You’ll learn how in this lesson! 5. Code Your Key Presses in Scratch Today you will code key presses in Scratch! Head to Scratch and create a project along with us! Choose your own characters and backdrops and let’s get started! 6. Craft and Code Interactive Stories Craft a city out of cardboard, or draw a city to make an interactive poster. The idea behind this project is to craft or create buildings for an imagined city and then tell the story of the people who live in your crafted buildings. 7. Code Two Player Games with MakeCode Arcade MakeCode Arcade is another great block based programming language! It is block-based liked Scratch but it also includes the JavaScript code for any games you make. It works great with Makey Makey and is a pretty fast set up to use your Makey Makey as a controller once you learn to code games in MakeCode Arcade! 8. Draw and Code a Poem Generator Now that you know a little bit more about coding games in Scratch and connecting those games to Makey Makey, we thought it would be fun to tinker with literacy. In this project, you’ll write different parts of a poem, code them in Scratch, and then draw a poem generator. 9. 3 Ways to Program Click with Scratch! In this lesson, you will learn THREE ways to program the click input with Scratch. Plus, we will also show you how to access click on the back of your Makey Makey.

Creative Kids Voucher not valid for this program Our 10-Lesson self-paced ONLINE workshop for children to learn how to use the micro:bit! Our Online Academy includes guides and videos to take you from first use to confident coder, creating your own micro:bit magic. The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that introduces you to how software and hardware work together. It has an LED light display, buttons, sensors and many input/output features that, when programmed, let it interact with you and your world. The new micro:bit with sound adds a built-in microphone and speaker, as well as an extra touch input button and a power button. What you Get: A micro:bit GO pack (Ver 2) including battery pack with 2 AAA batteries and a USB cable will be shipped out to you. 10 Online lessons/projects on our Online Academy with guides and videos to help you get the most out of the micro:bit's features - and have fun! What you Need: A computer, phone or tablet with internet access to load the Microsoft MakeCode code editors. For building and making projects with your micro:bit, some extra items that are great to have include headphones, crocodile clip leads and conductive materials such as aluminium foil and paper clips. Lesson Summary 1. LEDs and timing blocks Make your micro:bit’s heart beat using loops to create an animation. 2. Text blocks Turn your micro:bit into a scrolling name badge with just a few instructions. 3. A & B buttons Make your feelings really stand out with flashing happy and sad faces. 4. Sound and logo button Make an emotion badge that expresses how you feel in sounds as well as pictures. 5. Shake and Tilt This program uses the micro:bit’s accelerometer input to measure forces and sense when it’s shaken. 6. Light sensor Turn the LED display into a sensor to make your micro:bit react to light. 7. Sensors and chance - Dice Shake your micro:bit to make random numbers. 8. Sensors and chance - Rock, paper, scissors Rock, paper, scissors is a classic game of chance for two people. Code a game with the micro:bit 9. Step counter Turn your micro:bit into a step counter (or pedometer) to help you track how active you are - and learn some coding at the same time! 10. Thermometer Show how hot or cold your micro:bit is using the built-in temperature sensor.  

Creative Kids Voucher not valid for this program Our 36 Lesson self-paced ONLINE workshop for children to learn how to use the Nezha Inventor Kit for micro:bit! Includes Nezha Inventor's Kit, micro:bit GO Ver 2 Pack and Interactive coding accessories pack. Based on Planet X sensors, Nezha Inventor's Kit is designed for BBC micro:bit. It contains multiple sensors, ultrasonic sensor, crash sensor, line-tracking sensor and over 400 pieces of bricks x 10. Includes 36 projects on our Online Academy for this kit - cultivate and inspire kids' creativity and imagination! Highlights Planet X Sensors: contains multiple sensors and modules including LED, trimpot, soil moisture sensor, ultrasonic sensor, crash sensor, line-tracking sensor, etc. 18 Programming Fun Projects(continuously updated) and Over 400+ Bricks Kit: Not limited to default projects, children can create what they want. The purpose is to cultivate and inspire kid's creativity and imagination. microbit NeZha Expansion Board: Rich expansion equiped with 4 servo connections, 4 motor connections and 7 sensor connections. Simple connection: NeZha Expansion Board can be connected to Planet X sensors with the RJ11 cable, and it is compatible with building blocks. Built-in 900 mAh Lithium Battery: it can be used normally for 2 hours after charging. Protects from over-current, short-circuit and electrostatic. Projects on our Online Academy Project 1 - Traffic Lights Project 2 - Flower-watering Prompter Project 3 - Automatic Gate Project 4 - Mini Table Lamps Project 5 - Automatic Dryer Project 6 - Temperature-controlled Fan Project 7 - Smart Lamps Project 8 - Speed Adjustable Fans Project 9 - Invading Detection Device Project 10 - Speed Adjustable Car Project 11 - Line-tracking Car Project 12 - Obstacles Avoidance Car Project 13 - Lively Music Project 14 - Guess the tones Project 15 - Volume Reminder Project 16 - Memory Test Project 17 - Alarm Device Project 18 - Music Box Project 19 - The Automatic Laundry Rack Project 20 - Micro:bit Avoiding Bricks Project 21 - An Oscillating Fan Project 22 - Micro:bit Helix Project 23 - micro:bit Crawlers Project 24 - The Climbing LEDs Project 25 - Colours of the Emotions Project 26 - The Volume Indicator Project 27 - The Distance Indicator Project 28 - The Corridor Lights Project 29 - The Dazzling Car Project 30 - Adjustable lights Project 31 - The Rotary Password Door Project 32 - Gesture Recognition Ring LEDs Project 33 - Colour-controlled Lights Project 34 - Gesture Recognition Car Project 35 - Colour Recognition Car Project 36 - Colour Recognition Password Door

Creative Kids Voucher not valid for this program Our 10-Lesson self-paced ONLINE workshop for children to learn how to use the Ozobot Bit+! Our Online Academy includes guides and videos to take you from first use to confident coder, creating your own Ozobot magic. Ozobot Bit+ is a tiny smart-robot that can help expand your child's horizon. With Ozobot Bit+ Creative Kids Pack, your child can create a new landscape of adventures and coding. Includes 10 ONLINE lessons to learn how to code Ozobot Bit+ using Colour markers as well as the Ozoblockly app! Ozobot Bit+ has the ability to learn your programs and then play them back, which is a big change in shaping how young minds play and learn. Ozobot Bit+ is as challenging as you make it, from beginner to expert. OzoBlockly, a web-based visual editor, offers five step-up modes from icon-based to loops, logic and equation blocks, appealing to young kids and OzoCodes gives control of your robot with smile lines and colours. Technical specifications of the Ozobot Bit+ Entry Kit Ozobot Bit+ robot: Rechargeable LiPo battery 3x more battery capacity than Ozobot Bit New power switch to maximise battery life Wireless charging equipped Twice as much autonomy Optical sensors for line following and colour codes Improved LEDs Arduino compatible Connectivity: Ozobot Blockly (via USB) Strong polycarbonate shell The kit includes: 1 Ozobot Bit+ robot 1 charging cable 4 colour code markers Get started activities 1 protective zip case

Creative Kids Voucher not valid for this program Our 6-Lesson self-paced ONLINE workshop for children to learn how to use the micro:bit Ring:bit Bricks Pack! Our Online Academy includes guides and videos to take you from first use to confident coder, creating your own micro:bit magic. The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that introduces you to how software and hardware work together. It has an LED light display, buttons, sensors and many input/output features that, when programmed, let it interact with you and your world. The new micro:bit with sound adds a built-in microphone and speaker, as well as an extra touch input button and a power button. Based on the Ring:bit V2 from Elecfreaks, you can build exciting projects with this kit that will teach children how to code and assemble blocks. With 360 degrees servos, LED strips, 200 brick pieces- as well as a set of instructions for 6 different project ideas – it’s an engaging way to learn STEM skills. Let’s get started! What you Get: 1 x  micro:bit GO pack (Ver 2) including battery pack with 2 x AAA batteries and a USB cable will be shipped out to you. 1 x Ring:bit Bricks Pack 6 x Online lessons/projects on our Online Academy with guides and videos to help you get the most out of the micro:bit's features - and have fun! What you Need: A computer, phone or tablet with internet access to load the Microsoft MakeCode code editors. Lesson Summary Project 1 – Traffic Lights Make your micro:bit turn into a traffic light system. Project 2 – Bricks Car Build a car with the bricks from the kit. Project 3 – Temperature-controlled Fans Build a fan that is controlled by the temperature. Project 4 – Smart Desk Lamp Build a lamp that turns on when it automatically gets too dark. Project 5 – Wipers Make your own set of windscreen wipers. Project 6 – Trebuchet Build your own  catapult.