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Getting Started with littleBits by Ayah Bdeir and Matt Richardson is a comprehensive guide to littleBits Electronics

The perf module is a quick and easy way to prototype a circuit for the littleBits library.

Every circuit starts with power!

A mount for the littleBit servo motor to attach your motor to a littleBits mounting board.

The codeBit levels up your littleBits circuits by allowing you to program how your Bits work.

The littleBits micro:bit Adapter connects micro:bit and littleBits enabling new learning experiences and creative inventions in a less-intimidating way.

The fan Bit is just what you'd think: a small electric fan tethered to a littleBits module. It's great for those hot summer nights. Use littleBits little fan to create fluttering movement in your creations or just to keep yourself cool.

Secure your circuit with littleBits shoes! Simply snap together your littleBits circuit, press the feet of your modules into the holes of the shoes, and then place it on your chosen surface.

You will need a wireless receiver and a transmitter to use littleBits wirelessly. You can purchase additional receivers and transmitters, but if you are just getting started with littleBits wireless modules, we suggest purchasing the Wireless Boost It.

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The bargraph is one of littleBits favorite Bits: it has five LEDs in different colors that light up to show you how much signal the module is receiving. Try it with a pressure sensor to make your own strength-o-meter.

The keyboard lets you play melodies- it features 13 switches that make up an entire octave of notes. It has two modes: "press" (which only produces output when you press a switch) and "hold" (which will hold the last note you played). It also features an octave control which changes the playable range. In addition to its main output, which is great for controlling littleBits oscillators, it also has a "trigger out", which you can send to the "trigger in" of envelope or other littleBits modules.

The littleBits Bluetooth Low Energy Bit (marked "BLE" on your Bit) is the easiest way to control your inventions wirelessly, from any smart device.

The bright LED (or "Light-Emitting Diode") is a small module that puts out a big light

This little purple screwdriver is used to modify any Bit with a micro adjuster (e.g. pulse, rgb led).

You will need a wireless receiver and a transmitter to use littleBits wirelessly. You can purchase additional receivers and transmitters, but if you are just getting started with littleBits wireless modules, we suggest purchasing the Wireless Boost It.

Ready to incorporate a carrot, your sunglasses, or great-grandma into your littleBits creations? Now you can use everyday objects to trigger your Bits and control cursors on your computer’s keyboard, or even control your computer with Bits.

The remote trigger lets you use a common remote control with your modules. Make your littleBits circuit and point your remote control at the remote trigger’s sensor. Then, press any button on your remote control to activate the module. The remote trigger will work with almost any button on a remote that uses infrared light to send signals.

The secret to learning? Make. It. Fun. So this kit's all about learning to build & code through games. With games, students embrace failure, make their own rules, think critically, and collaborate.

This power module lets you use a 9 volt battery to supply electricity to your littleBits. Snap in the battery + cable (not included) and flip the switch to turn it on. To make the simplest littleBits circuit, connect the power Bit to an LED bit and start shining!