"Engineering"

Add the line following capability to your robot.

Perfect for putting the 'A' in STEAM, why mess with wires when you can use conductive tape?

These ARE the micro:bits you've been looking for!

The Wide Angle PIR Sensor features a larger detection angle of 180˚.

Introduce core science and engineering concepts within an arts context.

Turn everyday objects like bananas into touch pads!

Parts to learn how a microcontroller works.

A fun hands-on circuit that teaches polarity, following directions, aesthetic design and personalization. New vocabulary is also incorporated into the project. Topics covered: switches, designing and reading circuit diagrams, three-dimensional project and deconstruction.

An Arduino Mega2560 Rev3 development board based on ATmega2560 microcontroller.

The E-Textile Lab Pack lets you explore the wonderful world of electronic sewing (e-sewing) and e-textiles through a series of introductory projects using the system. You will learn how to sew basic circuits to light up LEDs.

Detect motion by measuring heat signals.

Do you have a contraption to power? Here is a simple solution.

Based on the ATmega32u4.

Build your own electronics project with this breakout board for micro:bit.

This activity is a real "pick me up."

The programmable robotic vehicle that drives conceptual curiosity in math, science and coding.