Do you know about micro:bit kits?

[WiseMatriarch]

My daughter is 9 years old and very interested in robotics. I want to buy a robotics kit for her. I found a micro:bit kit that looks good but I am not sure if it is the right choice.

I think Arduino might be too complicated for a girl of this age. She used microbit at school before.

What do you think? Is there a kit you recommend?

They are great. Just buy a basic kit for now. Then add on as she learns. She can use both block and Python coding with it.

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Raspberry Pi would be the next step.

You can get micro bits from the library, well from ours anyway, so you could try it.

What about these kits? Frankly the most equipped microbit kits I have seen: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/robotistan/picobricks-for-micro-bit-your-programmable-stem-playground?ref=3q7tof

I've not used that particular one. In general I would say start small and add on as you go.