"School" Microbit controller. 50+ Entertaining programs on the way to it

Programming is the most effective and affordable tool for the development of 4K -horses, recognized as the most important in the 21st century. In England, where they begin to study from the age of 5, the government even gives each first-grader a miniature Micro: Bit miniature controller. This device turns training into an exciting game. By the age of 10, children in England already know two "adults" programming language (Python and JavaScript) and master the basics of electronics.

Micro: Bit is small - with a bank card. But, it includes: a simple display, compass, accelerometer, temperature and light meters, a loudspeaker, a microphone and serious special software. In fact, Micro: Bit is an electronic designer. Programming allows you to control its "filling", turning Micro: Bit either in the hours, then into a thermometer, then into a computer game or other interesting devices. Connect Micro: Bit to a computer USB port, go to one of the free sites, write the program, and Micro: Bit turns into a new thing. To Micro: Bit you can connect a whole bunch of different components, and create at least robots, at least a "smart house".

In the Russian school, this is not yet. But, caring parents easily overcome this omission: both the controller and additional elements can be bought on the Internet at quite affordable prices. And our book will help your children enter the interesting world of information technology. It is focused on an independent study by schoolchildren from the age of 8, who are interested in robotics, programming and construction of homespects.

The quality of the book will allow the student:

- learn to create programs,

- learn about the law of OMA and electrical circuits and electronic components,
- Understand what analog and digital impulse signals, principles and basics of robotics,

- practice the creation of computer games,

- on the example of one of projects of the "All-Russian contest of natural-scientific and engineering projects of schoolchildren" to understand the principles and stages of invention