BBC micro:bit V2 Club Pack
Give ten students the same tiny board and see what ten different programs do.
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PRODUCT PHOTO · SEE CREDITSDice with four feet and a very small chance of landing on their snouts.
Shake the two pigs in your hand and roll them onto the table. A belly, a back or a precarious snout can be worth a different score. Once the pigs have settled, the real decision is whether to bank the points or trust them with another throw.
Photo by Larry D. Moore · Source · CC BY 4.0. Photo: Larry D. Moore / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0). Proportionally resized and converted to WebP. Full composition retained.
Nobody needs to explain why a pig balanced on its nose deserves a second look. The toy itself does half the teaching.
Play on a level surface with room for both pigs to tumble. The photograph shows the two dice from the pocket game.
Pocket-size original two-pig game. The pictured pig dice are the regular size, distinct from the oversized outdoor editions.
Give ten students the same tiny board and see what ten different programs do.
Meet this find