Form-factor of Arduino R3 pin layout on FRDM-K64F

Hello,
I have just got my FRDM-K64F board and I'd like to add a few sensors to it to test it out. I've read that the board has a form-factor of Arduino™ R3 pin layout and I am not sure what that means when I am buying sensors (i2C, SPI, UART interfaces) for this board. I understand that I can just connect any sensor using a breadboard and cables but I was thinking that maybe this Arduino R3 pin layout is something that makes it easier?
As you probably can see, my HW skills a nothing to brag about....
Many Thanks
Andy

Hi Andy,
we've experienced the board with GSM modem arduino shield without any problem. You only need to check revision of your board since one of the first version contains a bug with incorrect pin routing that affects I2C (or SPI I don't remember)
/Sergey

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