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KidsCode
  • Welcome to KidsCode
  • Setting up mBlock
  • Arduino Lessons
    • Arduino Beginner Lessons
      • Blinking an LED
      • LED Switching
      • LED Chasing
      • Traffic Signal
      • Buzzer
      • Buzzer + Push Button
      • LED + Push Button
    • Bluetooth LED
  • Arduino Robot Car
    • Arduino Bluetooth Car
      • What you will need
      • Circuit Diagram
      • Assembly the Car
      • Upload the Code
      • Bluetooth setup and Test
  • Micro:bit Beginners
    • micro:bit, the hardware
    • Overview of MakeCode
    • Video Library
    • Lesson 1
      • My micro:bit
      • Safety first!
      • Plug in your micro:bit
      • My name is?
      • Learning Outcomes
    • Lesson 2
      • Whats your name again?
      • How fast is your heart beat?
    • Lesson 3
      • Please switch on the TV
      • One, Two, Three
      • Keep pressing that buttons
    • Lesson 4
      • Variable, what is that!!
      • Step Counter
      • 1 + 1 = 2
  • Micro:bit Advanced Activities
    • Blinking an LED
    • Traffic Signal
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  1. Micro:bit Beginners

Overview of MakeCode

This lesson will teach your students how to use and navigate the MakeCode editor

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To view the MakeCode editor, go to using the chrome browser

Then select "New Project"

The MakeCode editor consists of the following components

  • Simulator - on the left side of the screen, you will see a virtual micro:bit that will show what your program will look like running on a micro:bit.

  • Toolbox - in the middle of the screen, there are a number of different categories, each containing a number of blocks that can be dragged into the programming workspace on the right.

  • Workspace - on the right side of the screen is the Programming Workspace where you will create your program. Programs are constructed by snapping blocks together in this area.

The color of the blocks identifies their category. All of the blocks that make up the program above come from the Basic Toolbox category, which is light blue.

https://makecode.microbit.org/
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