1. Arcade
Arcade is a gaming environment where one gets presented with a world to build in. One can play with blocks to formulate their own creations and learn how to code.
Microsoft MakeCode Arcade is a retro platform set up in a 2D World where students can build their own games by placing predefined blocks or writing own custom code in a workspace.
2. micro:bit
Micro:bit is a small, inexpensive computer with a built-in screen & some sensors. It can be used to curate fun projects and games.
The Circuit Playground Express is a gateway for Electronics & IoT projects. It is a device with 10 multi-color LEDs, some sensors, a microphone and a speaker to create fun projects and games.
4. Minecraft
Minecraft is a game where one gets presented with a world to build in. One can play with blocks to formulate their own creations and learn how to code.
This kit is aimed at exploring the Electrical field. The kit comes with motors and sensors to build projects like small robots.
6. Cue
Cue is a programmable robot that has AI System, sensors, microphone and speakers. Students can build on its verbal and non-verbal cues using the MakeCode Block Editor.
7. Chibi Chip
Chibi Chip is a fun way to learn Electronic Circuits and Computer Science to build crafts like Storybooks- a great way to learn circuitry!