Here’s a great project from Erich Styger that shows how he interfaced the Adafruit Data-Logger Shield with the Freescale Freedom Board, via Element14:

One success factor of the Arduino platform is the broad availability so-called ‘shields’: hardware plugin-modules which extend the capability of platform. Shieldlist.org currently lists 288 different shields available! Clearly, Freescale wants to benefit from that ecosystem with the Freedom FRDM-KL25Z board which features Arduino compatible headers. Time to use the Freedom board with an Arduino shield. I ordered a the Adafruit Data Logger Shield as a kit: to solder such a kit is fun, and gives me the freedom what to put on the board.

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