Student Kit Arduino

Content

• Arduino Uno

• USB cable

• Board mounting base

• Multimeter

• 9V Battery Push Button

• 9V battery

• x20 LEDs (5 red, 5 green, 5 yellow and 5 blue)

• x5 560 Ω resistors

• x5 Resistors 220 Ω

• Resistor 1kΩ

• Resistor 10kΩ

• x2 Resistors 4.7kΩ

• 400 points experiment board

• Small servomotor

• x2 Potentiometers 10kΩ

• x2 knob potentiometers

• x2 100uF capacitors

• x5 push buttons

• Phototransistor

• Temperature sensor

• Piezo

• Black wire connection

• Red connecting wire

• Solid core connecting wires

• Red female to male jumper wire

• Black female to male jumper wire

• x3 nuts and bolts

Fun exercises included

Intended for ages 11-14, this student kit follows the US Common Core curriculum for STEM subjects (math and physics) and the CSTA curriculum for computer science and is intended for middle school classes.

Classes and projects can be paced according to individual ability, allowing for customized training. The kit can also be integrated into different subjects such as physics, chemistry,... See example of a project

You will also find additional content such as focus on interesting concepts and facts about electronics, technology and programming...

You will need to activate the kit by going to Arduino Student Kit, clicking on "register the kit", you will need to create an account Arduino, then enter your activation code (found under the packaging cover) and select your role (teacher or student). Once the kit is activated, you can access all of the online content on the Arduino platform. You can even grant access to your students or colleagues!

Software

You will need a computer running Windows 7 or higher, Chromebook, Linux and Mac OS. The card must be plugged into a USB 1 or 2 port(example CH340 driver).

You will also need to install theIDE Arduino.

Video unboxing