Arduino Student Kit: learn electronics and coding with Arduino Education

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SKU 7300-ARDUINOSTUDENTKEAN 8057190730073Item type: Starter kit

Description

The Arduino Student Kit is the new kit from Arduino Education, built to introduce secondary school students to electronics, coding and the Arduino world. It offers a hands-on, interactive way to explore the basics of programming and electronic design, teaching through experiments and projects. Perfect for the classroom or the home, it provides what is needed to spark curiosity and build STEM skills, encouraging students to create and innovate.
The Arduino Student Kit is a practical, scalable tool for distance learning, designed for students aged 11 and over: it lets them start at home with the basics of electronics, programming and coding. No prior knowledge or experience is needed, because the kit guides you step by step. Teachers can use it to teach their class remotely, while parents can use it as a learning tool at home, letting children progress at their own pace.

Lessons and projects can be handled according to each student’s ability, so they can learn from home at their own speed. The kit can also be worked into other subjects such as physics, chemistry and even history. There is in fact enough material for a whole semester.

Our online platform and the content it gives access to with this kit are available in several languages.
How can teachers use the kit for distance learning?
The online platform holds everything needed to teach remotely: exclusive learning-guide content, tips for distance learning, nine 90-minute lessons and two open-ended projects. Each lesson builds on the one before, giving another chance to apply the skills and concepts the students have already learned. Students also get a logbook to fill in as they work through the lessons. Every lesson opens with an overview, the estimated time to complete it and the learning goals. Along the way there are hints and notes that make the learning easier. Answer keys and ideas for going further are provided as well.
How does the kit help parents teach their children at home?
This kit is a practical, step-by-step tool that will help your children learn the basics of programming, coding and electronics at home. As a parent you need no previous knowledge or experience, because you are guided through every step. The kit is tied directly to the school curriculum, so you can be sure your children are learning what they should, and it gives them the chance to gain confidence in programming and electronics. On top of that, you will be helping them build core skills such as critical thinking and problem solving.
Self-study with the Arduino Student Kit

Students can use this kit to learn the basics of electronics, programming and coding on their own. Because every lesson follows step-by-step instructions, it is easy for them to move ahead and learn by themselves. They can work at their own pace, enjoy projects tied to real-world situations and build confidence as they go. No prior knowledge is needed: everything is explained clearly, the code is already written, and there is a glossary of concepts to refer to.
The Arduino Student Kit includes
  • The Arduino Student Kit includes a number of components and parts that are used to build circuits during the lessons and projects of the course. Here is a short description of what is in the kit:
    • An access code for exclusive online content, including learning guide notes, step-by-step lessons and extra material such as resources, insights into inventions and a digital logbook with the solutions.
    • 1 Arduino Uno R3
    • 1 USB cable
    • 1 mounting base for the board
    • 1 multimeter
    • 1 9V battery clip
    • 1 9V battery
    • 20 LEDs (5 red, 5 green, 5 yellow and 5 blue)
    • 5 x 560 Ω resistors
    • 5 x 220 Ω resistors
    • 1 x 400-point breadboard
    • 1 x 1kΩ resistor
    • 1 x 10kΩ resistor
    • 1 small servo motor
    • 2 x 10kΩ potentiometers
    • 2 potentiometer knobs
    • 2 x 100uF capacitors
    • Solid-core jumper wires
    • 5 pushbuttons
    • 1 phototransistor
    • 2 x 4.7kΩ resistors
    • 1 black jumper wire
    • 1 red jumper wire
    • 1 temperature sensor
    • 1 piezo
    • 1 red female-to-male jumper wire
    • 1 black female-to-male jumper wire
    • 3 nuts and bolts
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