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Introducing the features of the BBC micro:bit
This Computing video introduces pupils to the BBC micro:bit, a small but powerful device used for physical computing. It explains the key features of the micro:bit, such as its LED matrix, buttons, sensors and built-in speaker, showing how each part can be programmed to interact with the world. The video encourages pupils to explore how their code can make real devices respond, sparking curiosity and problem-solving as they begin working with hardware.
This video is part of the Year 5, Programming 2: BBC Micro:bit unit. It provides clear explanations and demonstrations, helping pupils feel confident as they start programming and experimenting with the micro:bit.
