FeaturesEverything you need to build four Raspberry Pi based electronics projectsLearn basic circuit electronics & programming skillsTutorial videos hosted by Jason BradburyKit incl. Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, keyboard, mouse, breadboard & componentsDevelop your electronics & coding skills Calling all young makers, parents of boffins & geeks ;) Join me & my ten-year old for 'Electronics Club' tomorrow Weds 4pm LIVE from #lockdown Watch on Twitter & YouTube, chat & have fun! (& if you'd like to build along, check out https://t.co/47VDT7MWuZ ) pic.twitter.com/yVGdDDsMRM— Jason Bradbury (@JasonBradbury) April 7, 2020 We at Maplin, alongside former The Gadget Show host and techie eccentric, Jason Bradbury, are here to offer an opportunity to develop your electronics and coding skills as part of JB\'s Electronics Club video series.   Paired with this kit, the series will give parents, children and students of all ages the opportunity to build and program a series of four projects, from the safety of your own home. Over the coming four weeks, Jason and his son Harrison will be hosting a weekly live stream on Wednesdays at 4pm where they\'ll build each of the Raspberry Pi based projects, starting with a demonstration on how to setup your new credit-card sized computer. Project #1 The first project is the perfect introduction to computer-controlled circuits, as you learn how to build a blinking LED and switch circuit, controlled by your Raspberry Pi using Scratch. Watch: Episode 1 on YouTube Instructions & Downloads: Click here Project #2 Project two will enable you to measure the elements by connecting and coding (in Python) a temperature sensor that provides live temperature readings on your Raspberry Pi. Watch: Episode 2 on YouTube Instructions & Downloads: Click here Project #3 For the third project, you’ll be downloading a basic block game and then building your very own game controller to play it with! Watch: Episode 3 on YouTube Instructions & Downloads: Click here Project #4 This project will combine the skills you gained from the blinking LED and temperature sensor projects, as you build a digital LED thermometer. Watch: Episode 4 on YouTube Instructions & Downloads: Click here Project #5 The final project will use the Raspberry Pi to build a playable electronic drumkit. Watch: Episode 5 on YouTube Instructions & Downloads: Click here   With the exception of a TV or computer monitor with a HDMI port, the kit contains all the components you\'ll need to complete all four projects.   Complementing Jason\'s videos, we have plenty of resources on our website such as code snippets to be downloaded in case you get stuck. Our projects will serve as a foundation to continue exploring the limitless potential of the Raspberry Pi platform.