TV, smartphone, remote control: Microcontrollers are found in countless devices. Children aged 8 to 12 can experience how these computer systems work with the help of this KOSMOS experiment kit. Using the well-known visual programming language Scratch and practical Easy Klick components, they can start programming the Arduino right away. Creative solutions for projects like light switches or night lights are developed, and even their own PC game can be programmed. Simply connect the microcontroller to the computer, follow the precise instructions, insert the components according to the numbers, and dive into the fascinating world of single-chip computer systems. Learning to program becomes fun.

Making programming easy: Thanks to the combination of Easy Klick components and the children's programming language Scratch, this set offers the ideal introduction to computer science for children aged 8 to 12. Simply connect the self-built Arduino circuits to the PC and get started. The guide shows step by step how it works. Highlight: Children program their very own computer game. Who can control the bat with the light sensor and dodge the tennis balls in Batroom Tennis? This set is compatible with all KOSMOS experiment kits in the "Easy Electro" series.