Electronics & Arduino Classes for Kids, with a kit at home
Your child learns electronics by building: LEDs, buzzers, sensors and motors first, then Arduino projects and smart devices, guided live by a mentor using a Kod2Kids kit delivered to your door.
Why learn electronics with us
Electronics is the foundation of robotics, IoT and every smart device children use.
Robotics kit included
Breadboard, LEDs, resistors, buzzer, sensors, motors and, for seniors, an Arduino-compatible board.
Live guided building
The mentor watches on camera, checks every connection and explains why it works.
Safe, low-voltage
Only battery and USB-powered, child-safe components, with safety taught from day one.
Arduino & coding
Students program sensors and motors with Arduino and build automatic devices.
Smart home projects
Night lamps, alarms, plant watering and IoT projects that solve real problems.
Science fair ready
Projects children can present at exhibitions, ATL labs and competitions.
Electronics & Arduino path
Kits are matched to the level, so your child always has the right parts.
| Level | Classes | What they build | Skills |
|---|---|---|---|
| Circuit Starter | Class 3–5 | LED circuits, buzzer alarm, paper circuits, switch games | Current, voltage, series & parallel |
| Sensor Explorer | Class 5–7 | Night lamp with LDR, touch alarm, fan with motor, traffic light | Sensors, resistors, breadboard |
| Arduino Builder | Class 7–9 | Obstacle detector, plant watering, digital dice, LCD display | Arduino coding, inputs/outputs |
| IoT Innovator | Class 9–12 | Wi-Fi weather station, RFID lock, Bluetooth home automation | IoT, data, wireless, project design |
Electronics classes for kids, answered
What do children learn in electronics classes?
They learn how electricity flows, how components such as LEDs, resistors, buzzers and sensors behave, and how to build circuits on a breadboard. Each concept is learned through a small project, so theory always connects to something that lights up, beeps or moves.
Arduino classes for school students
From Class 7, students learn Arduino, a small programmable board used in robotics and IoT. They write code to read sensors and control motors, LEDs and displays, and they build devices like an automatic plant waterer or an obstacle detector. Arduino skills are directly useful for ATL labs, science fairs and robotics competitions.
Robotics kits with online classes
Every student receives a Kod2Kids kit and a class-wise activity book, delivered free across India. The mentor uses the same kit in class, so your child can follow every step exactly. Replacement parts are available if something is lost or damaged.
Is electronics safe for kids?
Yes. All projects use low-voltage batteries or USB power. Mentors teach safe handling from the first class and parents are welcome to sit with younger children.
How it works
From first call to first project in about a week.
Book a free demo
Fill the form. Our team calls you to fix a 45-minute live demo at a time that suits your child.
Meet the mentor
Your child builds a mini project live with a Kod2Kids mentor while you watch how a class works.
Pick a plan & start
Choose the track for your child’s class and a weekly schedule. Kits and books reach your home.
Build, showcase, grow
Every course ends with a project, a certificate and a place on our Student Showcase.
Projects your child will build
Real, working projects, not just theory.
Class details
- 45–60 minute live classes, 1:1 or batches of up to 4
- Kit and activity book delivered free across India
- Laptop or desktop for Arduino levels
- Evening and weekend slots
- Certificate and Student Showcase feature
- Flexible monthly plans, see pricing
Perfect for your child if…
- They love opening up gadgets to see what’s inside
- They are in Class 3–12
- They want a hands-on hobby, not just screen time
- They are preparing for science fairs or ATL
- They want to move into robotics and IoT
Frequently asked questions
Everything parents ask us before the first class.
What is included in the electronics kit?
Depending on level: breadboard, jumper wires, LEDs, resistors, buzzer, LDR and touch sensors, DC motor, battery holder and, from Class 7, an Arduino-compatible board.
What age is right for Arduino classes?
Class 7 and above is ideal. Younger children start with basic circuits and sensors.
Are online electronics classes effective?
Yes. The mentor sees the circuit on camera and guides each connection, and children keep the kit to practise.
Is it safe for kids to do electronics at home?
Yes. All projects use low-voltage battery or USB power and safety is taught from the first class.
Do you deliver kits outside metro cities?
Yes. Kits are delivered free across India.
Can my child use these projects in a science exhibition?
Yes. Mentors help choose and polish a project for school exhibitions and competitions.
Get your child building real circuits
Book a free live demo. The mentor will show how the kit works and your child will build a first circuit.
Book a free demo class
Fill the form and our team will call you to fix a time. The demo is live and completely free.
