Description
This lesson covers how to use the light sensors on the Micro:bit to measure the ambient light. The sensors are useful inputs to perform actions. We use them to respond to the ambient light and dim the Micro:bit LEDs. The input is also used to turn the LED display on or off. This is like the light sensors used in your home.
- Use this lesson to supplement lessons on the environment, light pollution.
- Reference the human eye and how the eye perceives light.
- The code includes comparisons, greater than and less than.
- Make the connections to math concepts.
- The code includes a condition statement. Discuss how computers make decisions.
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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13
Description
This lesson covers how to use the light sensors on the Micro:bit to measure the ambient light. The sensors are useful inputs to perform actions. We use them to respond to the ambient light and dim the Micro:bit LEDs. The input is also used to turn the LED display on or off. This is like the light sensors used in your home.
- Use this lesson to supplement lessons on the environment, light pollution.
- Reference the human eye and how the eye perceives light.
- The code includes comparisons, greater than and less than.
- Make the connections to math concepts.
- The code includes a condition statement. Discuss how computers make decisions.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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