BBC Micro:bit Simon Says Memory Game Kit: Build, Code, and Play the Classic Pattern Challenge

Every part needed, pre-tested for compatibility, with an AI build companion trained on this exact project. Shipped from Bengaluru in 3-5 days.

Bring the iconic Simon Says memory game to life on the BBC Micro:bit’s 5x5 LED display. In just a couple of hours, your child transforms a small circuit board into a bright, button-tapping toy that tests focus and recall. This kit replaces passive screen time with a hands-on project that builds real coding logic—no prior experience needed.

What You'll Build

Your young maker will assemble and program a complete Simon Says game that shows a sequence of lit LEDs, then challenges the player to repeat it. The game starts with a single step and grows more complex, playing celebratory tones when the pattern is matched and restarting with a fun sound if a mistake is made. It’s a nostalgic classic, freshly coded by your child.

What You'll Learn

• Create random pattern generation using simple MakeCode block programming
• Use the micro:bit’s edge connector pins as touch-sensitive colour buttons for game input
• Store sequences in a list (array) and check the player’s response against the stored pattern
• Assemble a stand-alone circuit with the battery pack so the game runs without a computer

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