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@TeacherToolkit, www.teachertoolkit, license CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 www.teachertoolkit.me micro:bit can be programmed with JavaScript Blocks editor using a .hex file. Hands on game for students to play. Program can then be edited. To display a selection arrow and for a randomly generated statement to appear Use the micro:bits to build real word examples of games Hands on programming with a physical device To support students, step by step guide could be given. To stretch students ask to write the flowchart, pseudocode and Javascript code. The students can Display own patterns on the LEDs Create a randomly generated variable Use an IF…THEN…ELSE Run two programming blocks at once Variable Gesture Random IF THEN ELSE Number ranges Random Numbers @TeacherToolkit, www.teachertoolkit, license CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 Teacher led introduction of the task, showing a working solution on a micro:bit. Algorithm written as flowchart / pseudocode. Student led investigation of the software and developing programs. Student to download and test program on micro:bit Teacher led discussion of the program. Student led development of the program via other tasks. The algorithm can be discussed and acted out within the lesson.