DIY

A toss game made out of wood, tin foil and sponges, controlled by the micro:bit. You can code it using Scratch or Javascript Blocks.
This video is made for parents and educators who are interested in making their own toss game for the micro:bit and who might want to teach kids how to do this.
In this video you see a version with hacked Christmas lights and sounds coded in Javascript Blocks and a version for which Scratch and a laptop are used.
The code of the Scratch game that is shown can be found here: scratch.mit.ed...
The one without laptop uses the radio communication of the micro:bit to send a signal to the Maqueen robot which has a good speaker.
This project uses the Klip Halo of Kitronic to get access to extra pins of the micro:bit.
Thanks to John Lynch for the idea of making a toss game using the micro:bit.

[@themetamorpha]

Love it! Thanks!

[@pinkypepper]

Thanks for your nice comment!