Robotics for kids and beginners with Arduino (Ages 10+)

Kid 2 Kid learning

What you’ll learn:
Fundamentals of electronics & circuits
Fundamentals of ARDUINO
How to build robotic projects
How to build simple circuits
Different components in a circuit and their functions
What is a integrated circuit
What is a microcontroller
Understand the relationship between current, voltage and resistance
Build mini projects with and without a microcontroller
Understand the anatomy of an Arduino
How to setup Arduino development kit from the start
Why a modern day kid needs to learn robotics and Arduino

Requirements
No skill prerequisites, any kid aged 10+ should be able to follow
All you need is a computer and Arduino

Description
This course is designed for parents who want to accelerate futuristic technology for their children and future-proof their careers. We have a series of courses called the HIGH-5 K2K collection that teaches skills such as Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Design Thinking, Product Design, and 3D Printing. Kid to Kid is an effective learning model as kids get motivated by other kids easily. When content is taught by a kid, they can easily connect, and it puts them in the mindset “I can do it too!”. This course is the first one in the series and is for all ages above 10.

Our course starts with the basic principles of science such as Atoms and Electricity then moves on to cover electronics such as the different components in a circuit and how it works. We also cover the fundamentals of a microcontroller and students thoroughly learn how to work with an Arduino and how to code. All lectures have engaging content which is easy for a kid to follow. The course has a range of practical lessons where we guide students step by step on how to fritz on a breadboard and bring it to life with code. Quizzes and extension assignments are also provided frequently to enrich the students learning experience. The course helps students to learn in the right mindset and to be fully engaged.

Who this course is for
Beginners interested in Robotics
Parents interested in teaching smaller kids