Middle School
Physical Computing and Python
14-15 years old
The “Physical Computing & Python” educational program is designed for middle school students and introduces them to the modern world of Physics, Electronics, and programming through experiential and experimental activities. Students explore fundamental concepts of Physical Sciences and understand in practice the laws governing Physics, utilizing sensors and real measurements (Physical Computing).
Through creative projects and experiments, students design and implement interactive constructions and simple automated systems, connecting the digital world with the physical environment. Using microcontrollers, sensors, and actuators, they learn how real-world data can be collected, analyzed, and utilized to solve problems.
A core tool of the program is the Python programming language—a beginner-friendly yet powerful language, widely used in the fields of science, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Students develop computational thinking, problem-solving, and experimentation skills, gaining meaningful exposure to modern technology and scientific methodology.
Classroom Solution:
Proposal: 10 kit for 20 students, 12 activities, Teachers guidelines, Worksheets for students
Optional: 12 activities, Teachers guidelines, Worksheets for students
The kit includes micro:bit Starter Kit (w/o micro:bit), 32 in 1 micro:bit Wonder Building Kit, Micro:bit v2
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