Scratch and Arduino. 18 Gaming Projects for Young Microcontroller Programmers

The book is based on the experience of teaching visual programming of the Arduino microcontroller in Scratch language in a club for young programmers and tested on a hundred children aged 7–12 years. The material is designed for self-study, without adult help. Necessary information from the field of robotics is presented in an extremely understandable form.
By creating simple interactive games in Scratch and Arduino using sensor control, young readers will get acquainted with analog and digital signals, current, voltage, and resistance, learn how to use a multimeter, and find out how digital and analog sensors are structured, how to connect and use them in games.
The second edition has been updated according to the latest version of Snap4Arduino, and a chapter with projects based on universal robotic platforms (mCore, SPBot) has been added, which integrate sensors, modules, and control devices.
The electronic archive on the publisher's website contains all the necessary files for work.