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+91-9845349742Scratch Electronics is an addition along with the visual programming language that enables young children to get their hands on electronic components and their usage. Students can snap together electronic components like the LED's the motors and many more to produce outputs in the form of Light, Sound and Movement.
Kids aged 8+ years get trained with Scratch where they can program their own interactive stories, games, and animations.
We have a maximum strength of 10 since we believe in giving every student learning under us an individual concentration.
Being a very convenient time for school going kids and an apt time to get involved in some fun filled, mind engaged learning.
Staff consisting of 2 teachers being developers at Rapidd Technologies and trainers as a passion at KiddyPi.
Play some drum sounds using the arrow keys and space on your MaKey MaKey.
A piano designed for MaKey MaKey. Play a melody with the arrow keys and space bar (and click, too). This is a piano you can play with the arrow keys. It was created using Scratch, an easy-to-use graphical programming language, so you can remix it and make your own version.
littleBits makes a platform of easy-to-use electronic building blocks empowering everyone to create inventions, large and small.
Bee-Bot is an exciting new robot designed for use by young children. This colorful, easy-to-operate, and friendly little robot.
The MaKey MaKey Bird Chorus Project uses a MaKey MaKey (a small circuit board that can be connected to your computer with a USB cable allowing it to be used as an input device such as a keyboard or mouse) to animate a display of common birds.
Can be programmed using scratch programming language. Measures the amount of light hitting the sensor.
Designed for educators and beginners, the PicoBoard is a good way to get into the very basics of programming and reading sensors.
The PicoBoard is actually made up of several different types of sensors so it can detect many different "somethings" including sound and light. The PicoBoard has several sensors that can be used directly with the Scratch programming environment.
Build a joystick that uses the Makey Makey to control the mouse or to use with key controls in Scratch. Learn about the conductivity of different materials and how to build a switch. Build an alternate input device for a computer. Control the cursor or objects on the screen with your invention.
