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• Programming Responses: You will see how coding helps the micro:bit decide
                    what to do based on the amount of light it detects, connecting what they

                    learned about light to programming actions.

                 Observations


                 In the Sunlight Sensor activity, You will notice:

                    • When the area around the micro:bit is bright, it shows a smiley face on the
                    screen.

                    • When it gets darker, the micro:bit changes to a sad face.
                    • You will enjoy watching how the micro:bit changes its display based on the

                    light around it.

                 Application


                 Have you ever noticed how street lights turn
                 on automatically when it gets dark. This is due

                 to a light sensor. The light sensor detects the
                 level of sunlight, and when it senses that the
                 surroundings are getting dim, it automatically

                 switches the street lights on. As the sun rises
                 and it gets brighter, the sensor turns the lights off.




                                                       eXERCISE


                 A.  Tick ( ) the correct option.

                     1.  What is a micro:bit?

                          (i)  A tiny robot                            (ii)  A small computer

                         (iii)  A battery                              (iv)  A light bulb

                     2.  What does block-based coding use?

                          (i)  Written text                            (ii)  Puzzle-like blocks

                         (iii)  Music                                  (iv)  Handwritten notes

                     3.  What can you create on a micro:bit display?

                          (i)  Food                                    (ii)  Sounds

                         (iii)  Emojis                                 (iv)  Clothes


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