An introduction and primer to arrays with MakeCode for micro:bit. Learn what they are and how to use them in your programs. For students 11+. Find out more…
📡 Introduction to micro:bit radio for ages 11+
Teach micro:bit radio with an easy Y/N messaging activity for ages 11+. A clear, hands‑on guide for teachers introducing wireless communication and coding skills.
âš˝ Emoji Catch micro:bit Two-Player Game for Ages 11+
Teach arrays and radio with a fun two‑player micro:bit game. Students design, throw and catch emojis while learning coding, events and wireless communication.
The Kitronik Book of Design & Technology Projects – Volume 6
Discover Kitronik’s Book of Projects Vol 6: free D&T teaching resources with budget-smart classroom projects, clear costings, and easy step-by-step guides.
The Kitronik Big Page of Design and Technology Projects for Teachers
Kitronik Design and Technology Projects. Now that we’re a few volumes in, it makes sense to have a page that houses links to all of the projects, from all of the volumes. The component prices may fluctuate a bit, but the contained projects still offer fantastic classroom activities for various ability levels.
Build a Flux Capacitor with Value Acrylic and an LED Noodle Lamp Kit
Create a Flux Capacitor for just £7.07 per student. A fun 80s‑themed build that teaches laser cutting, 3D printing and practical electronics skills.
Veneered MDF Custom Wall-Mounted Key Holders Making Guide
Create a custom laser-cut key holder that blends form and function. Ideal for teachers and makers, with example designs to spark classroom creativity.
How to Make Custom Clock Hands for Kitronik Clock Movements
Customise clock hands using the second‑hand base to create wiggly, gothic or text‑based designs. A simple, creative classroom project with huge scope for imagination.
How to make Fluorescent Acrylic Astronaut Wall Art
Turn a photo into a glowing laser‑cut artwork using fluorescent acrylic. A step‑by‑step classroom project teaching image editing, vectorising and safe cutting.
Value Acrylic Vanity Mirror with LED lighting – Low cost version
A smaller, more affordable Vanity Mirror project with simple soldering and USB power, ideal for delivering creative electronics lessons on a tight budget.