Dive into the fascinating world of physics like never before with the Arduino Science Kit R3. This kit is jam-packed with features that make learning way more exciting than your typical classroom experience. From doing fun experiments to making sense of real-world data, students can now get hands-on with the thrills of scientific discovery. Get ready for an awesome learning adventure with the Science Kit R3's sturdy hardware and software. You've got the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect, the Science Carrier R3, and a bunch of cool sensors at your fingertips. It's all you need to start an exciting educational journey. And don't forget about the Science Journal app – it makes connecting theory to practice a breeze, helping you collect, record, and understand data in real-time. Key benefits of the Arduino Science Kit R3 Hands-on experimental learning Real-time data collection & analysis Teacher and student-friendly design Comprehensive sensor ecosystem Free guided courses - Explore Physics Comprehensive teaching support No prior coding experience required What's included in the Arduino Science Kit R3? The Science Kit R3 comes in a handy storage box with:

• Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect


• Arduino Science Carrier R3


• Sensors and components:

50 cm double-ended cable - blue - Crocodile Clips one end, banana plug the other
20 cm double-ended cable - black - Crocodile Clips one end, banana plug the other
20 cm double-ended cable - red - Crocodile Clips one end, banana plug the other
Rubber bands flat - mm 8 x diameter
VELCRO© strips
Silicon Stands
External temperature probe sensor
Ultrasonic Distance Sensor
Grove cable 4pin housing with lock x 2 L=200mm
USB-C© Cable
50 cm double-ended cable - yellow - Crocodile Clips one end, banana plug the other
Speakers (x 2)
Cable for battery holder with JST connector
Battery holder for 4 1v5 AA Batteries You just need to grab some everyday items to keep the fun going and a mobile device to log your data. Plus, you'll get access to exclusive online content.
To get rolling, make sure you've got the Science Journal app installed – it's free and works on both Android and iOS devices.