Today I have a Halloween themed project 🎃👻 a @microbit.org ghost that moves between two micro:bits when you shake them. Based on one of my favourite projects the teleporting duck!

If you are looking for something different to do for Halloween 🎃👻 this week I have made a tutorial to create a spooky track in GarageBand (on an iPad). I would say learners of P4 (Age 8) upwards would be able to create a track like this example.

Today's @microbit.org project is a simple stopwatch. Press button A to start Button B to stop. Uses a make code extension font for the digits.

My @microbit.org project today is a noise meter..🔊. This displays a graph of noise level input from the microphone on the micro:bit. It then sounds an alarm if the noise gets too high.

My @microbit.org project today is a noise meter..🔊. This displays a graph of noise level input from the microphone on the micro:bit. It then sounds an alarm if the noise gets too high.

Today's @microbit.org project is a countdown timer. On Button A pressed the micro:bit will countdown displaying digits in a special font using an extension.

Today's @microbit.org project is a proximity beacon📡. You can hide one micro:bit and use another to find it. A nice graph appears on the recieving micro:bit. I've use this as a treasure hunt.

As it's @mathsweek.scot today's @microbit.org project is a times tables tester 😃. On button A it will randomly generate a times table question and on button B reveal the answer. Great to practice times tables in a different way. #MathsWeekScot

Today's @microbit.org project is a night light 💡. It uses the light sensors on the micro:bit to measure light level and turn on the light when it gets dark.

Today's project for my @microbit.org tutorial is a clap counter 👏. This uses the microphone to increase the number when it hears a loud sound 🔊.

So today's @microbit.org project is what I call 'rotating screen' investigating the accelrometer the same component that phones and tablets use for screen rotation 🔃.

Here's another simple @microbit.org project for the start of the school year - A dice 🎲. You very quickly have a working dice you can use for a maths lesson, board games or something else!

A new school year is the perfect time to get started with the @microbit.org 😃. Here's my favourite starter project - creating animations 💻.

I've created new video tutorials based on my popular micro:bit starter lessons, they will be appearing on Youtube 🎥. #microbitchampion

I had a great day at the Scratch Conference on Thursday 😃. Lots of creative ideas, resources and tips to take away💡. Always inspired by all the amazing projects scratchers create across the world 🌍. Look forward to catching up on the sessions I missed in the next few weeks 💻. #scratchconference

Here's a maze game using tin foil, card, crocodile clips and a @microbit.org . It's got to be one of my favourite micro:bit projects that I've built. It's the fifth of my tin foil electronics series of lessons. You can find these on my website. #MicrobitChampion

Here's a little operation game 🏥 using tin foil, card, crocodile clips and a @microbit.org It's the third of my tin foil electronics series of lessons. You can find these on my website. #MicrobitChampion

Here's a little guitar project 🎸 using tin foil, card, crocodile clips and a @microbit.org⚡️. It's the second of my tin foil electronics series of lessons. You can find these on my website. #MicrobitChampion #microbit

Here's a simple reaction game using tin foil, card, crocodile clips and a @microbit.org ⚡️. It's the first of my tin foil electronics series of lessons. You can find these on my website. #MicrobitChampion