The Kitronik Inventor's Kit for BBC micro:bit combines coding with practical electronics, helping students understand how software can control real-world components and systems. It provides the components and prototyping equipment needed to complete a series of guided experiments before progressing into independent projects.
Students explore LEDs, analogue inputs, potentiometers, motors, accelerometers, buzzers, capacitors and RGB colour while developing their understanding of electronic circuits. The included edge connector provides access to the micro:bit's pins, while the breadboard allows circuits to be constructed and changed without soldering.
A step-by-step tutorial supports beginners using Microsoft MakeCode, with additional MicroPython examples and online resources available for further progression.
Key Features
50+ electronic and prototyping components
Breadboard and micro:bit edge connector
Includes LEDs, motor, switches, buzzer, potentiometer and sensor
Guided practical experiments
No soldering required
Supports MakeCode and MicroPython learning
Expandable with additional Inventor's Kit packs
Best For
Physical computing
Electronics and circuit building
BBC micro:bit programming
STEM and Design & Technology
Moving from guided activities to independent projects
Secondary computing activities
Please note: BBC micro:bit and Micro USB cable are not included.