The Magic of Micro:bits at Stoller!

Stoller students really engage with micro:bits in the classroom! These pocket-sized computers turn abstract code into tangible reality, teaching logic and geometry through hands-on engineering.

The micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer designed to inspire creative thinking in children that can be programmed in many different ways. Through the micro:bit, students are encouraged to explore ideas using real code. The device helps students experience the interaction between hardware and software, and it gives students practical computer knowledge. Using the micro:bit, students can see how the code on-screen has a direct impact on the device they’re holding in their hand. Not only do students learn about coding, but they also engage with mathematical concepts like variables, coordinates, geometry, and conditional logic. Stoller students LOVE coding, so thanks for helping us support their engineering curiosity with MICRO:BITS!

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