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Brand: Arduino
Real electronics, real code — a complete semester of structured learning for ages 11 and up
Age
11-14
Projects
11 (9 guided + 2 open-ended)
Guide
Digital logbook + online platform
Soldering
Not Required
Coding
Arduino IDE
Arduino has been the world's most trusted platform for learning electronics since 2005. The Student Kit brings that foundation home.
Not just a bag of components — 9 progressive lessons guide your child from electricity basics to functional real-world projects. Each lesson builds on the last.
Your child codes in the same environment used by engineers worldwide. The included multimeter measures actual voltage and current — not a toy, a genuine instrument.
After the curriculum, the components are theirs to keep. The Arduino community offers thousands of free projects for whatever they want to create next.
The Arduino Student Kit isn't just a box of components — it's built around an exclusive online learning platform. Your child logs in, activates their kit, and follows nine step-by-step lessons with clear instructions, diagrams, and pre-written code when they need a hand. A digital logbook tracks progress and encourages reflection, while the educator dashboard gives parents full visibility into what their child is learning.
One kit, one platform, one clear path from complete beginner to confident maker.
Nine lessons and two projects on a dedicated platform — no worksheets, no guesswork, just guided learning.
Students record observations and progress as they work, building scientific habits alongside their electronics skills.
Measure real voltage, current, and resistance — the same tool electronics engineers use every day.
All circuits are built on a breadboard — safe, easy to reconfigure, and completely beginner-friendly.
The Arduino IDE is a free download that works on Windows, macOS, Chromebook, and Linux.
Circuits are never permanently soldered — every component can be repurposed for any future project your child imagines.
Up to 25 hours of guided learning
Each lesson builds on the last — from reading a circuit diagram to programming a climate control system from scratch.
Meet the multimeter and learn the language of electronics — current, voltage, and resistance.
Learn: Ohm's Law, multimeter, electrical vocabulary
Learn to read and draw circuit diagrams — the universal language that connects all electronics.
Learn: Circuit symbols, schematic reading
Write and upload the first Arduino sketch. Meet variables, syntax, and the IDE that powers millions of projects.
Learn: Arduino IDE, code structure, uploading
Build a working traffic light with LEDs and write the code to run it — the first real project.
Learn: Digital output, LEDs, timing, conditionals
Build a playable keyboard with pushbuttons and a piezo buzzer. Sound, arrays, and creative code.
Learn: Piezo buzzer, sound frequencies, arrays
Use a phototransistor to measure light intensity and explore how information travels as waves.
Learn: Phototransistors, analog input, wave physics
Plus 3 more lessons and 2 open-ended projects — after the curriculum, all components are theirs to keep.
When your child debugs a circuit that won't light up or rewrites code to make the servo move just right, they're practising something far bigger than electronics. They're learning to stay calm when things don't go to plan, to think through problems step by step, and to feel the genuine pride that comes from fixing something with their own hands. Resilience, critical thinking, and confidence — skills that follow them into every classroom and career.
From unboxing to first circuit, every step is guided.
| Product Code | AKX00025 |
| Age Range | 11–14 (ages 11+) |
| Learning Time | Up to 25 hours (9 lessons + 2 projects) |
| Lesson Duration | ~90 minutes each |
| Microcontroller | Arduino UNO R3 (ATmega328P) |
| Coding Software | Arduino IDE (free download) |
| OS Compatibility | Windows 7+, macOS, Chromebook, Linux |
| Soldering Required | No |
| Platform Languages | English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Croatian, Thai |
| Weight | 750g |
The official kit trusted by educators worldwide — everything needed for a full semester of electronics and coding.
