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Genuine Arduino microcontroller with ELAB Nano Breakout Board and USB-C cable included
From your first Blink to analog pins, from the serial monitor to the interactive Simon game
USB powered, no soldering, CE marked. Safe for kids aged 10 and up
The final project: an interactive game with LEDs, buttons, and sounds, programmed from scratch
The Kit
Volume 3 introduces kids to programming with Arduino: the bridge between electronics and computer science. This isn't abstract coding — it's writing code that lights up LEDs, reads buttons, makes sounds, and builds a genuine interactive game.
Every chapter alternates theory and practice: you learn a concept and immediately apply it by building a circuit and writing the program that controls it. The path culminates in the Simon Game, a final project that brings together everything you've learned.
What's in the box
Over 100 professional-grade components, ready to use. No additional purchases needed.
The learning path
A progressive path starting from the history of programming and leading to the creation of a complete interactive game.
Who is it for?
Ideal for those who have completed Volumes 1 and 2, curious kids ready to code, and teachers looking for a complete STEM pathway.
Why choose Volume 3
Here's what makes Volume 3 the natural culmination of the ELAB journey.
What They Say About Us
Experiences of those who chose Volume 3 for their children and classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about the ELAB Volume 3 kit.
It is recommended but not mandatory. Volume 3 focuses on programming and revisits basic electronics concepts (LEDs, resistors, breadboards). Those with prior experience with Arduino or basic electronics can start directly. For an optimal learning path, we recommend following the order 1 → 2 → 3.
Yes, you need a computer to write and upload programs to Arduino. The Arduino IDE is free and available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The connection is made via the USB-C cable included in the kit.
Yes, the kit includes an original Arduino Nano R4, not a clone. The original Arduino ensures full compatibility with the IDE, firmware updates, and official support. The ELAB Nano Breakout Board is specifically designed for this model.
Volume 3 is designed for children aged 11 to 14 (third year of middle school). The manual explains programming with clear analogies and illustrations. It can also be used by beginner adults who want to learn Arduino.
With Volume 3, you will program: blinking LEDs (Blink), programmable traffic lights, dimmer LEDs with PWM, light sensors with serial monitor, a musical keyboard with buttons and a buzzer, and as a final project, the Simon Game — a memory game with random sequences of lights and sounds.
Yes, the kit is CE certified. Arduino is powered via USB from the computer (5V), so it operates at a very low voltage. It does not require soldering and all activities are designed to be safe and replicable.
Absolutely! ELAB was created for school use. The recommended structure is 1 kit for every 3-4 students with one computer per group. Lessons can be organized into 45-60 minute modules. Volume 3 is designed for the third year of a three-year STEM program.
The kit is shipped within 24 hours of the order and delivered within 3 business days throughout Italy. You will receive a tracking code via email to follow the shipment.
Certainly. We offer free returns within 30 days of purchase. If the product does not meet your expectations, we will refund the full amount, no questions asked.
Complete the ELAB course: 10 chapters, over 30 programming experiments, original Arduino Nano R4, and the Simon Game to program from scratch.
