Inputs & Outputs
Goodbye, Mrs. Wright!
MakeCode & Microbits
Future Coders!
100

This is a small external output device that can be connected to a microbit to illuminate. 

LED

100

Mrs. Wright's favorite game to play with her students!

Jeopardy

100
This is an internal sensing device in a microbit that detects a change in acceleration.

Accelerometer

100

The name of a coding platform we have used. Also shares a name with a reptile.

Python

200

This is an output device that senses a change in pressure.

Pressure sensor

200

Mrs. Wright's classic Thursday night dinner!

Culver's

200

This is an internal input device in the microbit that detects a change in magnetic field. 

Compass

200

This planning tool helps Coders visualize a code/algorithm using blocks and arrows. (Hint: everyone tries to skip this part!)

Flowchart

300

This output device creates an audible output. Can be connected externally, but some microbits have this as an internal output device. 

Speaker.

300

This is an adverb to describe how you should be working in Mrs. Wright's class in order to not receive homework. 

Diligently

300

A common coding platform that makecode blocks is built with. You can modify this code instead of using the MakeCode blocks.

Javascript

300

These types of statements of blocks test conditions to make decisions. 

Logic

400

This is an output device that can be connected to a microbit that creates rotational motion using a motor.

Servo

400

This is Mrs. Wright's room number.

902 - don't forget to visit!

400

You can find a "Forever" block in this MakeCode drawer.

Basic

400

What steps can you take to troubleshoot a non-functional project/code?

Answers may vary.

500

A flex sensor detects a change in this electrical quantity/measurement in a circuit. 

Current

500

Mrs. Wright's students' favorite activity to do when the bell rings for class to begin. 

Bell ringer

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