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Patrons create their own sun icon on a micro:bit!

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Micro:bit Here Comes the Sun

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Patrons create their own sun icon on a micro:bit!

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Time to Complete Activity

40 minutes to 1 hour

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10-20 minutes

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$20 and up

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Medium

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Low

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