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0-1. Get Started with Makey:bit – Connect & Code Your First Project
Get Started with Makey:bit – Connect & Code Your First Project!
0-2. Make Your First Monster Project and Learn About Coding for Servos
Make your very first Mini Monster! Use a micro:bit, a Makey:bit, and a little servo motor to bring your monster to life.
0-3. Deep Dive with Diego and Tweak Your Code!
Use your micro:bit, Makey:bit, and servo to upgrade last project’s monster—and add silly chatter teeth if you like—while learning about coding...
1-1. Build the Base
Let’s go! Start by building the base of your Very Useful Monster—it’s the first step to bringing it to life!
1-2. Test the Fit of Your Makey:bit
Now it's time to make sure your Makey:bit feels right at home! Test how it fits into the base so it’s ready to power up your monster.
1-3. Install the 180 Degree Servo Motor
It’s time to prepare your monster for some moves! Snap in the servo motor so it can be programmed to wiggle, wave, or chomp!
1-4. Install Eye Gears and Snap on Eyebrows
Give your monster some eye power! Snap on the gears and fun accessories to make it look extra cool and ready for action!
1-5. Install Makey:bit
You're almost ready to power up your monster. Let’s get your Makey:bit microcontroller plugged in and ready to go!
1-6. Add the Jaw and Googly Eyes
Time to give your monster some extra personality! Snap on the jaw so it can chomp, and add those googly eyes for maximum silliness.
1-7. Train Your Monster’s Brain
Download new code to bring your creation to life using simple AI to train your monster!
2-1. Install the Ball Roller
Before GrabbE can grab, it needs to roll! In this module, you’ll learn how to install the ball roller so it can glide around like a pro!
2-2. Install Side Wheels onto Grabbe’s Servo Motors
Get ready to roll! In this step, you’ll attach the servo motors that help GrabbE zoom, spin, and strut its stuff. Wheels on, power up!