To add sounds to your creature, you will need some additional materials:
Connect the two legs of your buzzer to pin0 and GND on your micro:bit.
If you have an LED connected to pin0, you will need to move it to a different pin (keep it attached to GND though, both things can share this) - remember to change your code to match the new LED pin.
Try out the code below using the buzzer and crocodile clips before adding some dough.
Try out the code below, then experiment - where do you want to put it in your program?
Scroll down for the Python version!
If you are using Python, try this code:
from microbit import *
import music
music.play(music.ODE)
What other tunes can you get the micro:bit to play?
You can also use Text-to-Speech in Python! Try this:
from microbit import *
import speech
speech.say("hello humans")
Unfortunately, speech and music cannot work at the same time.
Change the code to say your name, or a funny phrase!
Test out some of the music code and see what you can create.
Once you are happy with the code, connect your micro:bit back to your dough creature.