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Quick video on how to get your code from the computer to the Micro:Bit

Can you follow along to create the game?

Mr Moore Reads....Ada Lovelace

Mr Moore reads....Rosie Revere

Mr Moore Reads....When Charlie McButton Lost Power

Mr Moore reads....Webster's Email

A collection of books from the mini library in my Computing Suite. All bought to try and encourage reading throughout the school. Thought it might be nice to share. Don't forget magazines either, they're a fab way to keep your library fresh with new cheap content!

Saw a few videos on Twitter and RUclips showing people doing the STEM challenge of dropping eggs from windows! Decided to give it a go with the boy, and raise the stakes for the loser....🥚🥚🥚

In this guide we create a simple maze game. It's an easy game, but with lots of scope for you to develop and tinker with it. Find the orginial scratch project here: scratch.mit.edu/projects/389701043

In this guide we create some more digital art work! Create a ball that leaves a trail of bright rainbow colour behind it! See the project here to have a remix scratch.mit.edu/projects/389706794

In this video I've created a guide of how to make a pretty stamping pattern maker. The code is simple enough, but the fun comes from you tinkering and playing with the values in the code. I'd love to see some of your creations! You can have a look at my project here: scratch.mit.edu/projects/384356619

Next up in this series of Scratch video guides we have been making some digital art! Using the code on Scratch you are going to make a randomly generated pin wheel of colour. Have a look at the project on Scratch here: scratch.mit.edu/projects/384346192/

This is the first in a series of easy and simple Scratch guides. The idea is to try and follow at home, and have a go at making a fun new project. You can find the Scratch project here: scratch.mit.edu/projects/384339943/

The next in my series of Scratch video guides. In the one we make an animated octopus! It's a really good introduction to Variables, and is really visual in demonstrating how they can be used. You can find the project here: scratch.mit.edu/projects/366063019/ Why not try and remix it?!

Makey Makey Lightsabers!

Morse Code Machine - Simple Circuits

Makey Makey Tile Story Teller

Creating RGB LED strips for the Micro:Bit

Makey Makey Paper Music

Makey Makey Slider

Microbit Maze Run

3D Printed T-Rex Skull - XYZPrinting Da Vinci Jr - Time-lapse Video

Kodu Video Guide - Protect the President Game

Kodu Video Guide - Simple Maze Game - Part 2

Kodu Video Guide - Simple Maze Game - Part 1

Kodu - Jet Game Guide

Kodu - Create your own fish tank

Kodu Guide - Floor is LAVA!

Kodu Guide - Creating and River and Bridge Setting