Discover exciting toys and learning tools, many using a smart little computer called micro:bit.
Med Wonderkit you can become an inventor: build your own creations, program them to do fun things, and customize them the way you want.
Our products are not only fun and educational, but also environmentally friendly and easy to repair.
Explore what you can learn in the world of exciting projects!
If we look at micro:bit as the brain of the kits, WonderKit is the heart, pumping electrons out to motors, servos and lights and bringing the kits to life.
micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer created by the BBC and Microsoft for educational learning purposes. We use micro:bit and MakeCode in all our STEAM-based learning products.
All kits in the WonderKit series come with our proprietary control card, which works with the micro:bit on all our learning products. We have given this card the name, WonderKit! The two cards combined ensure a streamlined experience when assembling your products.
Education should be about the joy of exploration, this is implemented in all our products and services.
We focus on using sustainable materials and we strive to find better and more innovative ways to make our products.
We mainly produce locally in Norway as we are committed to ensuring that our products are of high quality. We want them to be easy to repair, reuse or recycle. Learn more
Our video channel on YouTube contains most of what you need to know about our products.
Here you'll find everything from guides and instructions, help with challenges related to building and coding the products, as well as several simple tips and tricks.
Wheel:bit isn't just a robot car; it's a springboard for creativity and creation. Unlike many competitors that have a more closed design, Wheel:bit invites users to customize and change the design, so you can truly create your own unique version.
KodeKlassen is a unique service aimed at schools and teachers. This service is designed to ease the burden on teachers when it comes to using new teaching aids and equipment such as micro:bit in the classroom.
At a time when more and more teaching methods are being digitized, Norwegian authorities have put practical training in focus. The government has announced its proposal to earmark an impressive NOK 127 million to support the purchase of learning materials that will revolutionize how students learn. This comes as a breath of fresh air in the world of education, and we want to explore what this means for students and schools across the country.
MakeKit are proud and honored to receive a Kid Judge Bett Awards at BETT 2023, the world's largest educational technology event. The price was "Best
MakeKit has partnered with Nerdebutikken to develop and produce several experimental kits for the 2023 Christmas calendar. For several years, the calendar has scored sixes on the dice for
Did you know that data logging can be made super easy with micro:bit? Recently we held a workshop where elected science teachers got to download real-time telemetry data from the Air:bit drone.
