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littleBits STEAM Student Set Expansion Pack: Math - Get a hands-on introduction to physical computing with the new STEAM Student Set Expansion Pack: Math. Concepts such as geometry, operations, measurements, logic gates, and data are made tangible and...

The RGB LED (or Red-Green-Blue Light-Emitting Diode) Bit is a light with adjustable color. You can use the purple littleBits screwdriver to turn the dials and create your own custom color mix of red green and blue. HOW IT WORKS The RGB LED is actually 3...

This package contains a 9v alkaline battery and a cable to connect it to the power Bit. Connect it then flip the switch to power all of your creations! This product is designed for use with the power Bit and wont work with the USB or coin battery Bits.

Use this Bit to control your circuits with movement. The accelerometer senses how quickly you speed it up or slow it down. Snap it to a bargraph on a mounting board. Then give it a wave to visualise your movements. How It Works The accelerometer senses...

The Arduino Bit is a tiny computer called a microcontroller. It brings the power of programing to your littleBits circuits allowing you to create complex sequences of actions and explore new levels of logic and timing. It also connects your Bits to...

The bargraph shows you how much signal the Bit is receiving with a display of 5 light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in different colors. Try it with a dimmer to make your own adjustable lamp. HOW IT WORKS The bargraph uses 5 LEDs to turn electricity into light...

The bend sensor turns on as you flex the long strip. To send signal to your output Bits bend the strip down towards the Bits feet. But make sure not to crease it - that could damage your Bit! Try it with a bargraph to test its sensitivity.  

Shoes slip onto your Bits feet and hold your circuit together. On the bottom of your shoes, youll find magnets, hook & loops, or red adhesive backing you can peel off, which are great for securing your circuits to different surfaces. Shoes come 12 to a...

Shoes slip onto your Bits feet and hold your circuit together. On the bottom of your shoes, youll find magnets, hook & loops, or red adhesive backing you can peel off, which are great for securing your circuits to different surfaces. Shoes come 12 to a...

Shoes slip onto your Bits feet and hold your circuit together. On the bottom of your shoes, youll find magnets, hook & loops, or red adhesive backing you can peel off, which are great for securing your circuits to different surfaces. Shoes come 12 to a...

bitSnaps are the color-coded magnetic connectors found on either end of all Bits. Use these to make your own Bits by attaching bitSnaps to either end of your printed circuit board. bitSnaps allow you to snap Bits together with ease and prevent you from...

The littleBits Bluetooth Low Energy Bit (marked BLE on your Bit) is the easiest way to control your inventions wirelessly from any smart device (like a phone or tablet). All you need is the littleBits Invent app and this Bit to move motors on wireless...