Adding LEDs to LEGOS 

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Adding LEDs to LEGOS in your HyperDuino Projects

But... how can you SAFELY drill a hole in a LEGO block?

Push a LEGO brick “bump side” into a scrap piece of styrofoam. Then drill a hole through the underside of the bump.&nbsp;

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This is an idea for a YES/No Quiz Project.

There would be a board of questions. Touchpoints would be added to YES or NO answers. Touching the correct answer would light up the green LED and an incorrect answer would light the red LED.

Can you think of other ways to add LEGOs and LEDs to your projects?

Push the legs of the LED through the hole in the LEGO block. Add wires to attach the LED to the HyperDuino. Use Touchpoints to turn on the LED.

The base of an LED is about the same size as the bump on&nbsp;a LEGO block.&nbsp;

Hmmmm… think of the possibilities! Quiz board? Lights in a LEGO house model? Diorama?&nbsp;

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